What's Happening?
The World Health Organization (WHO) is committed to promoting health, ensuring universal health coverage, and protecting people from health emergencies. WHO focuses on primary health care, sustainable financing, and improving access to essential medicines and health products. The organization prepares for health emergencies by identifying and managing risks, supporting essential health services in fragile settings, and promoting intersectoral approaches for health. WHO aims to address social determinants of health and prioritize health in all policies, working towards better health and well-being for a billion more people worldwide.
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Why It's Important?
WHO's strategic goals are crucial for advancing global health and achieving universal health coverage. The organization's focus on primary health care and sustainable financing impacts health systems worldwide, improving access to quality health services. WHO's efforts to prepare for and respond to health emergencies are vital for global health security, ensuring effective responses to outbreaks and health crises. By addressing social determinants of health, WHO promotes health equity and integrates health considerations into broader policy frameworks, influencing public health outcomes globally.
