Resolutions of regional interest adopted by the twenty-seventh World Health Assembly and the Executive Board at its fifty-third session (Resolution)

34 ICAO; and to propose tollow-up studies on the possible deleterious etteota ot the system and the developgent of resistanoe in oertain inseota; 3. THANJ!S the Reglonal Direotor tor his report. Fitth meetins, 5 S.ptember 1974 ~OI1J'J![ONS OF REGIONAL Ilf.biJ1BSf ADOP.Jm) BY THE 'lWENTY- SEYEN'l'H WORID HEAIlrH ASSEMBLY AID 'lIE EXIUrl!LVE BOARD AT I'm lI'IP'l'!-'.l'H[JII) SESSICIf TAKES Nom ot the tollowinS resolutions adopted b7 1Ihe 'l'Itenty- seventh World Health Assembly and the Executive Board at ita tifty- third session t EB53.R44 - WHA27.J.8 Organizational study on the interrelationships between the oentral teo1m1oal aerYioes ot WH) and progr8111D88 ot direot assistanoe to Member states Health education WHA27 • 28 - Health education ot oh1ldren and 70UIlI people WHA27 • 29 - '!he role ot WH> in bilateral or multilateral health progr8111D88 WHA27 • 31 - Continu1ns education tor ph18ioiana WHA27 • 34 - COOl'd1nation with the Un1 ted Nations sptem t the l .... t cleveloped UIOl'l8 the clevelop1ng oountries WHA27 .35 - Coordination with the United Nations sptem: pneral lllattera WHA27 • 44 - Promotion ot national health aerYioe8 WHA27 • Ji9 - WII)' s human health and envi1"ODlll8llt programme WHA27 • 50 - WII)' s human health and envil'Olllllent progrlllllll8: ooordination on progr_s and aotion in the field ot the enviranment .. ' " ~ WHA27 • 57 - WI!) expanded progr8111118 on 1Dmun1zation WHA27 • 58 - Coordination and strengthen1ng ot leprosy control WHA27 .59 - Prevention at road tratt!c accidents WHA27.6J. - WlI)'s role in the development aDd coordination ot bic:aedical research WHA27 • 62 - Standardization of diagnostic materials WHA27 • 63 - Lang-term planning ot international cooperatiClll in cancer research Firth meetingl 5 September 197.\ ~25.R8 Having considered resolution WHA27.51 adopted by the TMenty- seventh. World Hltalth Assembly. Viewing with ooncern the taot that malaria has remained a serious disease in scme parte ot the world because ot: Ca> the t1nanoial and administrative difficulties encountered by governments ot conoernecl countries in implementing their antimalaria progr8111118Si and Cb) teohnioal problema in relation to the behaviour ot oertain vectors aDd the resistanoe ot parasite strains to ant1maJaria drugs, Noting with satisfaction. nevertheless, that in several areas ot the Western Pacific Region antimalaria operations have had a marked impact on the incidenae of the disease i 1. UllJES governments: Ca> to establish the priority to be aocorded antimalaria progr8111118S in relation to other large-scale Progr8llllleSi (b) to continue to give full administrative and tinancial SUpport to antimalaria oampaiPSi 35