Regional programme on environmental pollution control (Resolution)

REPORT OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE (ii) to provide governments so requesting information on the country analyses of their health manpower and training situation based on the completed questionnaires they have submitted and to extend such technical assistance on the subject as may be requested; 2. INVITES governments to give high priority to health manpower training and development in the context of their national health plans including the provision of such measures as developing or establishing such structures, systems and facilities as may be required to achieve this aim. Sixth meeting, 24 September 1971 WPR/RC22 . R1S REGIONAL PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL The Regional Committee. 41 Having considered the progress report submitted by the Regional 1 Director on the regional programme on environmental pollution control. 1. NOTES with satisfaction that appropriate action has already been taken or initiated on all the suggestions and recommendations set forth in resolution WPR/RC2l.R12; 2. RECOMMENDS that the report of the 1971 WHO consultant team be submitted expeditiously to all Member countries and territories in the Region, with a view to eliciting their comments especially with regard to current national plans in the field of environmental pollution control; 3. REQUESTS the Regional Director to submit to the Committee at its twenty-third session a report on the progress made and further elaboration of the preliminary proposals for a long-term regional programme on environmental pollution control. WPR/RC22.R16 Sixth meeting, 24 September 1971 COMPREHENSIVE AND CO-oRDINATED TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR HEALTH PERSONNEL The Regional Committee, 1. NOTES the progress made towards the development of a 'regional teacher training centre for health personnel since the twenty- first session of the Regional Committee; ·1· . DocUD\ent WPR/RC22/9. REPORT OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE (ii) to provide governments so requesting information on the country analyses of their health manpower and training situation based on the completed questionnaires they have submitted and to extend such technical assistance on the subject as may be requested; 2. INVITES governments to give high priority to health manpower training and development in the context of their national health plans including the provision of such measures as developing or establishing such structures, systems and facilities as may be required to achieve this aim. Sixth meeting, 24 September 1971 WPR/RC22 . R1S REGIONAL PROGRAMME ON ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION CONTROL The Regional Committee. 41 Having considered the progress report submitted by the Regional 1 Director on the regional programme on environmental pollution control. 1. NOTES with satisfaction that appropriate action has already been taken or initiated on all the suggestions and recommendations set forth in resolution WPR/RC2l.R12; 2. RECOMMENDS that the report of the 1971 WHO consultant team be submitted expeditiously to all Member countries and territories in the Region, with a view to eliciting their comments especially with regard to current national plans in the field of environmental pollution control; 3. REQUESTS the Regional Director to submit to the Committee at its twenty-third session a report on the progress made and further elaboration of the preliminary proposals for a long-term regional programme on environmental pollution control. WPR/RC22.R16 Sixth meeting, 24 September 1971 COMPREHENSIVE AND CO-oRDINATED TEACHER TRAINING PROGRAMME FOR HEALTH PERSONNEL The Regional Committee, 1. NOTES the progress made towards the development of a 'regional teacher training centre for health personnel since the twenty- first session of the Regional Committee; ·1· . DocUD\ent WPR/RC22/9.