Long-term financial indicators (Resolution)

REPORT OF TIlE REGIONAL COMMITTEE 19 2. DRAWS to the attention of Member governments the importance of integrating the health aspects of such activities into the maternal and child health and general health services, and of providing the additional staff required for this purpose; 3. REQUESTS the Regional Director to report to the twenty- second session of the Regional Committee on ,the progress made in this field. Fifth meeting, 7 September 1970 WPR/RC21.R9 REP(}RT5 BY'6€lVEfOOfENl'SON THE PROGRESS OF CURRENT PROGRAMMES RECEIVING' WHO ASSISTANCE The Regional Committee, Having noted the report of the Regional Director on the progress of current programmes receiving WHO assistance,l THANKS the Regional Director for having transmitted this information to the Committee. Fifth meeting, 7 September 1970 WPR/RC21.R10 LONG-TERM FINANCIAL INDICATORS The Regional Committee, Bearing in mind resolution EB45.R13 of the forty-fifth session of the Executive Board on Long-term Financial Indicators; Considering that this complex subject requires more detailed study including consultations with governments carried'out through the Regional Office; 1. BELIEVES that further consideration of this matter should be postponed until the Regional Committee has had an opportunity to consider at its next session the outcome of 'the consultations with governments; 1 Document WPR/RC21/l0. and Corr. L 20 REGIOlil.A.L . COYMlTTEK.:--, , XWENl'Y-FIRST SESSION 2. REQUESTS the Director-General to include in his report to the forty-seventh session of the Executive Board the recQmmendations and the view expressed by this Committee. Fifth meeting, 7 September 1970 WPR/RC21.Rll TRAINING OF NATIONAL HEALTH PERSONNEL The Regional Committee, Having considered resolution WHA2S.35 of the TWenty-third World Health Assembly and resolution WPR/RC20.,R9 of the twentieth session of the Regional Committee, 1. NOTES that the Director-General has been asked: (i) to present to the World Health Assembly a ,report on any concrete measure that the 'World Health Organization might take to assist further the training o'f national health personnel at all levels, including the methodology employed in such training; (ii) to urge Members to formulate a minimum standard of curriculum for trainingprogrammesO'fhealth-personnel taking into consideration the needs of-the Region. 2. NOTES FURTHER the difficulties -which Members -h~veencountered in collecting information on thetraininS-of natio¥l health personnel. 3. BELIEVES that it is difficult for health d-epat'itlllents to collate and record data and t'o makepra:j-ed:i'olls on ,health manpower unless there is a planning' machineryto-undert,a-keehis work routinely. 4. REQUESTS ,'the Regional Director: (i) to stress' to Members the 'impo,rtance- and't,lr:geut need to 'd;evelopp1anning'lIlachiner.y-'tocundertaket:his work; (H) to follow up with all Member:g- whi.ch-havetuot, submitted the data requested on thei-r- heaLth 1Jl&n-power::c, :r:esou-rces and their: education and'tr:aining''P'rogrammes.