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La f'ormula de Kerala / Moni Nag
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Fabrication d'antibiotiques et d'insecticides
(EB9/105, 1952) -
Fabrication d'insecticides et d'antibiotiques
(WHA5.30, 1952) -
Fabrication de vitamines synthétiques dans les pays insuffisamment développés
(WHA3.45, 1950) -
La face cachée des villes : mettre au jour et vaincre les inégalités en santé en milieu urbain : synthèse
(WHO/NMH/WKC/10.1, 2010) -
Face to face with HIV stigma and discrimination in health care
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Faces of 2017
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Faces, Voices and Places in Anguilla
(2011)Anguilla is a small, picturesque island in the Eastern Caribbean, the most northerly of the Leeward Islands. Its capital is The Valley. Although it is a British Overseas Territory, the island is home to approximately fifteen thousand people, each with its own unique culture and way of living. Anguilla has become a high-end tourist destination because of its breathtaking beaches and scenery, Anguilla has become a high-end tourist destination. In fact, tourism and tourism-related construction have become the main contributors to the country’s ... -
Faces, Voices and Places in Grenada
(2011)The Ministry of Health is using a community wellness approach to health. They are encouraging community members to take the initiative and lead the primary health care proposal. Despite the limited services and resources available in rural areas, the government has developed creative solutions to meet health needs. -
Faces, Voices and Places in Guyana
(2011)Guyana has made substantial progress towards many of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Guyana is one of eight countries that are receiving support for the advancement of the health-related MDGs through the EC/ACP/WHO Partnership. The EC/ACP/WHO Partnership on Health MDGs was developed by the European Commission (EC) in alliance with the World Health Organization (WHO) to advance health objectives related to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in selected countries within the African, Latin American, and Caribbean regions. The broad ... -
Faces, Voices and Places in Los Encuentros, San Juan Ermita and Chiquimula. Guatemala
(2011)In February 2007, the local PAHO Office in Guatemala in coordination with the Government’s Health Department decided to tackle the MDG's challenge in three of its most vulnerable communities: Los Angeles Pancala in El Estor. El Bongo in El Estor. Los Encuentros in San Juan Ermita. The objective of FVP Initiative in Guatemala was to demonstrate that indeed it is possible to achieve the MDG's at the community level with the commitment of the Mayor, the community participation, and the necessary technical supports, both of the Ministry and of PAHO ... -
Faces, Voices and Places in Montserrat
(2011)As the population of Montserrat continues to rebuild and immigrants arrive (especially those from other Caribbean countries), the question remains whether progress made in the provision of health and community services has been equitable. Concern was expressed over children, particular from nursery school to secondary school, who arrive to school hungry. This led to the identification of other possible challenges facing immigrants which include language barriers, inadequate housing, intermittent food insecurity, obtaining affordable day care and ... -
Faces, Voices and Places in Municipality of Cotorro. Cuba
(2011)For Cuba, the MDGs are a priority despite having met in advance some of the goals primarily in education and health; these are a result of the social model and social policies implemented since 1959 until today. The initiative Faces, Voices and Places began as a proposal of the local authorities of the central level of health and the PAHO/WHO Representative Office. With the attendance of the Municipal Health Department a participatory diagnosis by each MDG was carried out, defining clear interventions such as specified by the initiative. Thus the ... -
Faces, Voices and Places in Rosario de Mora. El Salvador
(2011)At the socio-cultural level - Health in El Salvador has been traditionally viewed from the perspective prism of the disease, meaning that most resources are directed towards curative rather than preventive processes. However, health promotion and illness prevention are slowly taking their rightful place on the agenda, thanks in part to the ideals and practices of FVP. At the national level - In 2007, the Ministry of Public Health in El Salvador (MSPAS) launched health care reform, which strategy was to implement the family health model; the ...
