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The
collaborative activities of the World Health Organization in the country
aim to improve the health status of populations in Indonesia.
WHO country office works closely with key Indonesian counterparts, keeping
in mind local conditions and emerging priorities. WHO inputs provide the
maximum support to health development efforts in Indonesia at achieving the
maximum health benefits for the people of the world's largest archipelago.
WHO Regional Office and WHO headquarters are fully committed to further
support the country office in implementing the country cooperation
strategies.
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MARCH
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2 -3 March 2010, Jakarta
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The UN Cares Facilitator Training
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3 March 2010, Papua
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Expansion of TB-HIV collaboration one stop service at Papua
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4 March 2010, Jakarta
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5th Convergence Workshop 2010
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8 – 10 March 2010, Bandung
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Emergency Response Team Training
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18 – 20 March 2010, Makasar, South of Sulawesi
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Centre of Health Data & Information and Epidemiologic
Surveillance National Meeting
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24 March 2010
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World Tuberculosis Day
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29 – 31 March 2010, Jakarta (tentative)
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Consultation Meeting to adapt training Modules on Strategic
and operation planning for the health sector response to HIV and AIDS
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APRIL
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4 April 2010
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¨ Integrated
Mentoring activities at Palembang,
South of Sumatera
¨ Regional Training
(RT) network strengthening at East Java
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7 April 2010
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World Health Day
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Regional
Meeting of the National International Health Regulation (IHR) Focal Points
in Dhaka, Bangladesh - Report
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South East Asia Regional
Office (SEARO) of WHO held the Third Regional Meeting of the National
International Health Regulation (IHR) Focal Points in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
All 11 member states (Bangladesh,
Bhutan, DPR Korea, India, Indonesia,
Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal,
Srilanka,
Thailand,
Timor Leste) of SEARO attended the meeting which
was held on 15-18 February 2010.
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World Health Day 2010 will be commemorated on 7 April 2009. The
focus of this year’s awareness campaign is urban health, using “1000 Cities,
1000 Lives” as the theme. The theme was selected considering the fact that
over 3 billion people live in cities and the understanding of the effect of
urbanization has on our collective health globally.
The objectives of the WHD 2010 are:
· Raise
awareness about health challenges with organization, pressing the need to
address urban planning and inter-sectoral action
· Promote
action around the health risks with impact on urbanization
· Demonstrate
the need for local city governments to take responsibility and action for
health in urban setting.
The key messages evolve around health inequities,
healthy urban setting, actions and solutions to solve urban problems, and
partnerships to make cities healthier.
Useful Links :
http://who.int/whd2010
http://1000cities.who.int
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Early identification and early treatment of
leprosy will prevent people from suffering disfiguring disabilities. Once
people find the signs of leprosy, like numb spot on the skin, they could
seek treatment for free in health centers. A complete multi-drug therapy
will cure people from the disease.
The Ministry of Health of Indonesia, Dr. Endang Rahayu Sedyaningsih, asks communities to remind leprosy
patients to complete the treatment.
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