Supplementary list of projects (Resolution)

20 REGIONAL COMMITTEE: TENTH SESSION lrJP /RC10. R12 1961 REGUIAR PROGRAMME AND BUDGET ESTIMATES The Regional Committee, Having examined the regular programme and budget estimates proposed for the Western Pacific Region in 1961 and the report of the Sub-Committee on Prosramme and Budget, 1. CONSIDERS that the programme is well conceived and that a satisfactory balance has been maintained among subject headings; 2. NarES with satisfaction the programmes proposed for implementation under the Malaria Eradication Special Account; 3. REQUESTS the Regional Director to transmit the proposals to the Director-General for his consideration for inclusion in his proposed programme for 1961, the implementation of which is subject to the necessary funds being voted by the World Health Assembly. ~WR Handb.Res., 1st ed., 3.1.1 Fifth meeting, 22 September 1959 1rJP /RC10.Rl3 SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF PROJECTS The Regional Committee, HaVing, as part of its consideration of the proposed programme and budget estimates for 1961, reviewed the supplementary list of projects which were requested by governments, including those brought forvTard during the meeting, but could not be accommodated within the resional allocations for 1960 and 1961, 1. BELIEVES that the projects in the supplementary list should be considered part of the regional programme and should therefore be forwarded to the Director-General for submission to REPORr OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE 21 the Executive Board and the Horld Health Assembly; 2. REQUEsrS the Regional Director to implement as many of the projects in the supplementary list as possible and that in so doing he should take into consideration not only the general priorities recommended by the Regional Committee at its ninth session but also those recommended by the World Health Assembly and that assistance should be given to developing rather than developed countries. WPR Handb.Res., 1st ed., 3.1.3 Fifth meeting, 22 September 1959 WP!RC10.Rl4 1960 AND 1961 PROGRAMME AND cosr EsrIMATES UNDER THE EXPANDED PROGRAMME OF TECHNICAL ASSISI'ANCE The Regional Committee 1. NarES the projects proposed by governments in the Western Pacific Region for implementation under the Expanded Programme of Technical Assistancej 2. REITERATES its previous opinion that much benefit can be derived from inter-country programmes; and Considering that the following projects can best be carried out on an inter-country basis: Conference on rural health services Nursing administration seminar Food sanitation seminar, 3. RECOMMENDS that Member governments wishing to partiCipate in any of the above projects should indicate their support when submitting their 1961 country submissions to the Technical Assistance Board; 4. EXPRESSES the hope that these projects .rill be approved by the Technical Assistance Board and Technical Assistance Committee; and 5. REQUEsrS the Regional Director to draw the attention of