Sixty-second session of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa

The sixty-second session of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa took place from 19 to 23 November 2012 in the Republic of Angola. The Regional Committee, comprising health ministers from 46 Member States, is the Governing Body of WHO in the African Region. Its purpose is to set policy and approve the budget and programme of the work of WHO in the Region.

 

 

Working documents
Final report
Working documents

News releases

A review of the Work of World Health Organization in the African Region

Building core capacities to prevent international spread of disease

Dr Sambo Proposes Actions to Strengthen Health Systems in the WHO African Region

Towards more effective National Health Information Systems in the WHO African Region

News releases

A review of the Work of World Health Organization in the African Region

Building core capacities to prevent international spread of disease

Dr Sambo Proposes Actions to Strengthen Health Systems in the WHO African Region

Towards more effective National Health Information Systems in the WHO African Region

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Seventy-second session of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa