Health agencies

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1. Health agencies Khushboo singh Nursing tutor Rama college of nursing

2. WHO UNFPA UNDP WORLD BANK FAO UNICEF DANIDA EUROPIAN COMMISSION RED CROSS USAID UNESCO COLOMBO PLAN ILO CARE etc INTERNATIONAL HEALTH AGENCIES

3. Indian red cross society Indian council for child welfare Family planning association of India( FPAI) Tuberculosis association of India Hindu kusht nivaran sangh Central social welfare board All India women conference Blind association of India National health agencies

4. WHO World health organization

5. WHO is the directing and coordinating authority for health within the united nation system and responsible for providing leadership on global health matters ,shaping the health and research agenda, setting norms and standards, articulating evidence based policy option, providing technical support to countries and monitoring and assessing health trends WHO

6. Headquarters is in Geneva, Switzerland .it came into force on 7 th April 1948 from which every year it is celebrated as__________ HEADQUATERS

7. Attainment by all peoples of the highest level of health Attainment by all citizen of the world by the year 2000 of a level of health that will permit them to lead a socially and economically productive life objectives

8. To the attainment of the highest possible level of health by the peoples of india Build a strong proactive, technically excellent and dedicated WHO country team, part of global network provide leadership in health and collaborate with govt ,civil society and other partner Mission &vision

9. Promoting development Fostering health security Strengthening health system Harnessing research,information and evidence Enhancing partnership Improving performance Resource and planning WHO AGENDA

10. Governance

11. It is staffed by some 8000 health and other expert and support staff on fixed appointments, working at headquarters in 6 regional office and countries The WHO secretarait

12. Supreme decision making body for WHO Every year all member meet in may(193 members) Main function is to appoit director –general determine and supervise the policies of organization and review ,approved the programme budget World health assembly

13. It is composed of 34 members tecnically qualified in the field of health Member are elected for three year terms The main function is to give effect to decision and policies of health assembly , advise it and generally to facilitate its work The executive board

14. E-Learning Vaccine safety training Prevention and control of specific diseases Assembling of health literature and information Develop standards and set norms and monitor implementation

15. To ensure the basic nutrition, health and education need of children are met To give children the opportunity to expand their potential To create an international ethical standards of behavior towards children MISSION

16. Eradicate extreme hunger and poverty Reduce by half of the proportion of peoples living on less than a dollar per day Reduce by half the proportion of people suffer from hunger Achieve universal primary education Ensure that all boys and girls complete a full course of primary schooling GOALS

17. Health Children Hiv /aids Water sanitation and hygiene Nutrition Education Child protection Gender equality Focus

18. GOBI-FFF CAMPAINGE

19. UNFPA established in 1968 and its headquater is in New- york with a aim- To promote an awareness of social and economical problems To promote the right of every women,man and child to enjoy a life of health and equal opportunity To reduce the poverty and to ensure every pregnancy is wanted, every birth is safe, every young person is free of Hiv /aids and every women and girl is treated with dignity and respect

20. Intensive development of health and family welfare Improvement of rural health service To develop national capability for introduction of innovative approaches to family planning OBJECTIVES

21. Zero preventable maternal death Zero gender based violence Zero unmet need for family planning Tranformative goal

22. Improving reproductive health Making motherhood safer Supporting adolescent and youth Preventing HIV/AIDS Promoting gender equality Increasing the use of birth control Focusing area/functions

23. WHO pre-qualification is required for oral, implants and injectable contraceptives And for pre-qualification WHO need UNFPA Evaliation criteria are Documents (certificates from ISO) Factory inspection Quality control(sampling and testing) Pre-qualified condoms & IUD manufactures UNFPA quality standards

24. Specialized agency of united nation formed on 4 th November 1946 Headquarters- Paris France Its purpose is to contribute to peace and security by promoting international collaboration through education, science and culture in order to further universal respect for justice UNITED NATION EDUCATIONAL,SCIENTIFIC AND CULTURAL ORGANIZATION

25. Institutionalize early childhood care and development Provide universal quality primary education eradicate illiteracy Launch continuing education programs for adult and out of-school youth FOUR MAJOR INTERVENTIONS

26. Attaining quality education for all and lifelong learning Mobilizing science knowledge and policy for sustainable development Fostering cultural diversity, intercultural dialogue and a culture of peace Building inclusive knowledge societies through information and communication Objectives

27. The general conference The executive board Director general Secretariat Governance

28. Highest body responsible for decision regarding the activities of organization Approving the program and budget The general conference

29. Composed of 58 member selected by the general conference for a term of 4 years They all meet twice a year Responsible for monitoring ,implementation of prog . The executive board

30. Is the head of organization elected by the general conference for a term of 4 year Director general

31. It consist of director general and the staff appointed by him or her More than 700 staff members works in UNESCO’S 65 field offices around the world Secretariat

32. UNDP is the UN’s global development network, advocating for change and connecting countries to knowledge, experience and resources to help people build a better life. Founded in nov.1965 and its headquarters is in new- york It advocates millennium development goal, with the concept of human development and the need to empower women United nation development programme

33. Achieve MDG’s To help developing countries build their on solutions to nationals and global development challenges VISION &MISSION

34. Objectives/goal

35. Poverty reduction- It assist organizations of the poor to develop livelihood plans in areas such as agriculture,forestry,fisheries,land resources development ,rural tourism and handicrafts UNDP supports more than 1,00,000 poor women's to organize themselves into self help groups develop their capacity. Functions

36. Democratic governance UNDP pays special attention to the need of disadvantaged group especially women and girls and encourages them to participate in public decision-making UNDP supports the national prog . Such as mahatma Gandhi national rural employment guarantee scheme NREGA

37. ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY It committed to promote – Low carbon technologies to enhance economic growth Protecting India biodiversity

38. Crisis prevention Prevention of HIV

39. The world bank is an international financial institution that provides financial and technical assistance to developing countries for development programs Headquarters – Washington and offices are in 100 countries Established – JULY 1,1944

40. To reduce the poverty from the globe To Improve the living standards MISSION

41. World bank provide low interest loans, interest –free credits and grants to developing countries These loans are for education, health, infrastructure, communication and many other purposes Unlike other financial institution WB does not operate for profit

42. WORKING FOR A WORLD FREE OF POVERTY Provide assistance to developing countries Promote the economic development of the world’s poorer countries Finance the poorest countries whose per GNP is less than 61,942.65 INR and special financial assistance through IDA Objective and function

43. Granting reconstruction loan to war devasted countries Providing loan to govt. for agriculture, irrigation, power, transport, water supply, education and health Encouraging industrial development of under- develop countries by providing economic funds

44. Food and agricultural organization

45. It is the specialized agencies of UN that leads to international efforts to defeat hunger Established in 16 th oct 1945 Headquarters- Quebec,canada which is subsequently moved in to Rome It act as a source of knowledge and information and thus help the developing countries to modernize and improve agriculture ,forestry and fishery It ensures good nutrition and food security for all

46. Its LATIN motto, fiat panis translate as “let there be bread” Objective Enhance the capacity of FAO country staff to develop and implement effective countries program Equip FAO Technical officers for implement the prog To facilitate the integration of food security and agriculture concern Motto

47. FAO Composed of seven departments Administration and finance Agriculture and consumer protection Economic and social development Fisheries and aqua culture Forestry Natural resource management and environment Technical cooperation Structure

48. Help eliminate hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition Make agriculture , forestry and fisheries more productive and sustainable Reduce rural poverty enable inclusive and efficient agriculture and food system Increase the resilience of livelihood from disaster Priority working area

49. The international committee of the red cross is a humanitarian institution based in Geneva, Switzerland Formed on 17 feb 1863 and it’s a private humanitarian organization Thus RCS is independent , non govt , international organization International committee of red cross

50. International red cross society was founded by john Henry Dunant, a Swiss businessman He founded the organization after being touched by the intense suffering and neglect of wounded soldiers of the battle of solferino north Italy in 1859 World red cross day is celebrated on 8 th may of every year

51. Humanitarian activity such as blood donation camp aid to soldiers and victims of war Disaster relief activities Supply of relief materials Temporary shelters Community education and outreach which include HIV/AIDS education and CPR training certification ,workplace training courses Capacity building Function

52. Established in 1919 and it’s a only body that survived even after 2 nd world war India become the original signatory member in 1919 Headquarter is in Geneva, Switzerland ILO

53. To contribute to the establishment of lasting peace by promoting social justice To improve through international action labour condition and living standards To promote the economic and social stability Purpose

54. Labour is not a commodity Freedom of expression and association is essential Poverty act as a danger for prosperity Worker and employee should enjoy equal status Fundamental principles

55. Manpower organisation and vocational training Migrant workers Child workers Social security Condition of work Health safety &welfare Worker education program Promotion of handicraft Focusing area

56. Full employment and raising the standard of living Ensure employment in which workers are satisfaction Facilities for training Policies for wages, hours & condition of work Protection of life and health of worker Provision of child and welfare and maternity protection Provision of adequate nutrition and housing Assurance of equality of education and vocational opportunity Function

57. “DEFENDING DIGNITY FIGHTING POVERTY”

58. IT’S a international humanitarian agency founded in nov . 27 th 1945 and delivering emergency relief and long term international development projects Scope – working in 90 countries, operating 880 projects Co-operative for assistance and relief everywhere

59. In 2014 Care reported working in 90 countries, supporting 880 poverty fighting project and humanitarian aid projects and reaching over 72 million peoples

60. Emergency response Food security Water and sanitation Economic development Climate change Agricultural prog Policies for the right of poor peoples Enpowering and meeting the needs of women and girls Promoting gender equality Care programme’s in developing world

61. Mid day meal program ICDS Educational & vocational training Distribution of garden tools, pump set & seed for raising vegetable gardens in school Improvement of medical care by supplying medical equipment, mobile van, x-ray machine, diagnostic set eye glass fames drugs book & medicine to Indian hospital CARE IN INDIA

62. Help in the projects such as nutrition & health projects, anemia control projects, adolescents girl’s project, child survival projects, reproductive and family health projects

63. Colombo plan is an organization for cooperative economic and social development in asia and the pacific Established on 28 th November 1950 Headquarters is in Colombo sri lanka

64. The primary focus of Colombo plan activities is on human resource development PURPOSE To involve foreign aid and technical assistance for the economic and social development of the region

65. To support the Asia and pacific countries for social and economic development To promote the technical cooperation and assist in sharing and transfer of technology among member countries To keep under review relevant information on technical cooperation between the member govt and other agencies to accelerate development through cooperative effort Objective

66. CP has four permanent prog …… Long term scholarship prog Drug advisory prog Prog for private sector development Prog for public administration and environment Programmes

67. The European commission is a European union executive body It represent the interest of the European union as a whole Established in -16 jan 1958 Headquarter is in Brussels

68. “United in diversity” Motto

69. Propose legislation Enforce European law Set a objective and priorities for action Manage and implement EU policies and the budget Roles

70. Agriculture and rural development (AGRI) Budget (BUDG) Climate action(CLIMA) Communication(COMM) Departments

71. UNITED STATE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT USAID

72. United states govt agencies which provide economic and humanitarian assistance Established in November 3-1961 It provide aid in africa,Asia , latin america

73. Promote economic growth Advancing democracy Delivering humanitarian assistance to victims of female and other population wide emergency Protecting public health and supporting family planning Protecting enviorment Objective

74. Technical assistance Financial assistance Mode of assistance

75. Promote economic growth Advancing democracy Protect human rights Improve global health Advance foe security and agriculture help society to prevent and recover from conflict Humanitarian assistance in wake of natural and man made disaster Functions

76. FOUNDED IN-1962 Headquarter is in Denmark DANIDA is the brand which the ministry of foreign affairs of Denmark uses when it provides humanitarian aid and developing assistance to other countries DANISH INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY

77. Development finance Small and medium enterprise finance Export finance import finance Foreign investment finance Development aid Services

78. DANIDA provide assistance to 3 national prog DANILEP DANTB DANPCB This prog was launched in four district in three states of MP, Orissa & Tamil nadu DANIDA & INDIA

79. It offers infrastructural support, health education, human resource development prog , prog monitoring & prevention and care of deformities It also provide assistance to RNTCP AND NBCP

80. NATIONAL HEALTH AGENCIES

81. Established in 1920 to alleviate human sufferings During the first world war in 1914 india had no organization for relief services to the affected soldiers It is created for better society where vulnerable lead life of social and economic security & dignity Indian Red Cross Society

82. Relief work Milk and medical supplies Armed forces Maternal and child welfare societies Family planning Blood bank and first aid with st . john ambulance association Activities/functions

83. Established in 1952 It a largest agency promoting ,development services for child It is having a network in all over india , and focus on child welfare and development Indian Council For Child Welfare(ICCW)

84. Advocating children’s right Crèches for children of working and ailing mother Training programs for child care workers Sponsorship for school education of under privileged children Projects for street and working children Scrutiny of adoption cases Rehabilitation of abandoned children Programmes

85. Institutional and day care services for differently disabled children Programmes for children in difficult circumstances Prog . With special focus on girl child Education centres and support services Honouring children for bravery Honouring child artist National integration camp /adventure camp

86. Founded in bombay 1949 Headquarters Is in mumbai Its main purpose is to promote knowledge of family planning as a basic human right & Population policies It involves the programmes on information , education ,motivation M.C.H training and research Family Planning Association Of India

87. Education of school, college student and youth workers Help couples to plan spacing and number of children It organizes camps, conferences , seminars, workshops Family and marriage counseling STD/AIDS prevention Sex education, counselling,research Activities

88. Sexual health prog of youth,parents,educator,disabled and mentally handicapped Funding Funding sources are govt grants, donations, international funds

89. Established on feb . 23-1939 Headquarters is in new delhi , branches in all states Tuberculosis association of india

90. Organized T.B seal campaign every year to raise funds Training of doctors & health Workers in control of TB Publishes periodicals related to TB Conducts annual conferences, encouraging research on TB Activities

91. The new delhi tuberculosis centre Tuberculosis hospital at mehrauli The king edward sanatorium at dharmapur Following institution are under the management

92. Founded in 19 aug . 1949 Headquarters is in New delhi,and branches all over the india Precursor- indian council of the british empire leprosy relief association (B.E.L.R.A) Hindu kusht nivaran sangh

93. Financial assistance to leprosy homes and clinics Health education through publications & posters Periodical leprosy conferences training of medical workers & physiotherapist Conduct research & field investigation Quarterly journals “ leprosy in india ” ACTIVITIES

94. Established in august 1953 The founder is Dr. Durgabai deshmukh FUNCTIONS:- Promoting and setting up of social welfare Financial aid to deserving organization s Family and child welfare services Short stay home programme in 1969 to provide temporary shelters to womens and girls Who was forced into prostitution Family tension or forced to leave homes due to marital disputes Central social welfare board

95. Sexually assaulted Lower middle class women

96. It’s a only women’s welfare organization Established in 1926 by Margaret Elizabeth It is dedicated for upliftment and betterment of women & children Activities MCH clinics Adult education centre (female literacy) Milk centres Family planning clinics All india women conference

97. Established in 1946 Work in coordination with different institution working for a blind Its main function is “relief of blind” ACTIVITIES Eye camps for identification of preventable blindness Cataract surgery camps which now initiated with IOL Implantation Free spectacles for refractory corrections Blind association of india (AIBRS)

98. Created in 1945 by Smt. Kasturba gandhi Activities Improving the lot of rural womens through gram sevikas and other welfare projects Kasturba memorial fund

99. FOUNDED IN 1981 by Rippan Kapur They organized welfare activities for street children, children of remand homes Helps in schooling as well as sports Raises funds through greeting cards Child relief & you (CRY)