Membership of the Sub-Committee on Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries (Resolution)

If I!' I t I REPORT OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE 3Z /' WPR/RC31. RIO MEMBERSHIP OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON TECHNICAL COOPERATION AMONG DEVELOPING COUNTRIES The Regional Committee, Recalling resolution WPR/RC30.R7 on membership of the Sub-Committee on Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries; Noting that the three-year periods of tenure as members of the Sub-Committee of the representatives of Papua New Guinea and the Republic of Korea end at the thirty-first session of the Regional Committee; 1. DECIDES to appoint the representatives of Fiji and Japan as members of the Sub-Committee for three years from the thirty-first session; 2. THANKS the representatives of Papua New Guinea and the Republic of Korea for their services to the Sub-Committee. Fifth meeting, 11 September 1980 WPR/ RC 31. Rll SUB-COMMITTEE· ON THE GENERAL PROGRAMME OF WORK The Regional Committee, Having considered Part I of the report of the Sub-Committee on the General Programme of Work;l Recognizing the need for the Sub-Committee, as the functional arm of the Regional Committee, to become increasingly involved in the work of the Organization; Accepting the recommendation of the Sub-Committee that, because of its initial involvement in the study of WHO's structures in the light of its functions, its terms of reference should be expanded to include a review of the implications of resolutions WHA33.17 and WHA33.19; 1. ENDORSES the views expressed by members of the Sub-Committee on the impact in countries of WHO's programme of cooperation in expanded programmes of immunization and diarrhoeal diseases control programmes; 2. REQUESTS the Regional Director to take the Sub-Committee's recommendations into consideration in developing future programmes of cooperation; 3. REQUESTS the members of the Sub-Committee to continue to: (1) review and analyse the impact of WHO's collaboration with Member States; (2) review. monitor and evaluate regional strategies for the achievement of health for all by the year 2000; lDocument WPR/RC3l/l4.