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    UNICEF provides assistance to children in fields like health, nutrition, education, and sanitation. It works with other UN agencies under the UN. The Executive Board, consisting of 36 member countries, oversees UNICEF programs and ensures activities are consistent. UNICEF is funded voluntarily by governments and non-profits. UNDP helps developing countries utilize human and natural resources through projects in sectors like agriculture, industry, education, health and social welfare. Its focus is on democratic governance, poverty reduction, crisis prevention, environment and energy, and HIV/AIDS. FAO was formed to improve nutrition, increase farming efficiency, and better rural living standards globally. Its activities include information sharing, policy expertise

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    UNICEF provides assistance to children in fields like health, nutrition, education, and sanitation. It works with other UN agencies under the UN. The Executive Board, consisting of 36 member countries, oversees UNICEF programs and ensures activities are consistent. UNICEF is funded voluntarily by governments and non-profits. UNDP helps developing countries utilize human and natural resources through projects in sectors like agriculture, industry, education, health and social welfare. Its focus is on democratic governance, poverty reduction, crisis prevention, environment and energy, and HIV/AIDS. FAO was formed to improve nutrition, increase farming efficiency, and better rural living standards globally. Its activities include information sharing, policy expertise

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    UNICEF provides assistance to children in fields like health, nutrition, education, and sanitation. It works with other UN agencies under the UN. The Executive Board, consisting of 36 member countries, oversees UNICEF programs and ensures activities are consistent. UNICEF is funded voluntarily by governments and non-profits. UNDP helps developing countries utilize human and natural resources through projects in sectors like agriculture, industry, education, health and social welfare. Its focus is on democratic governance, poverty reduction, crisis prevention, environment and energy, and HIV/AIDS. FAO was formed to improve nutrition, increase farming efficiency, and better rural living standards globally. Its activities include information sharing, policy expertise

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    UNICEF provides assistance to children in fields like health, nutrition, education, and sanitation. It works with other UN agencies under the UN. The Executive Board, consisting of 36 member countries, oversees UNICEF programs and ensures activities are consistent. UNICEF is funded voluntarily by governments and non-profits. UNDP helps developing countries utilize human and natural resources through projects in sectors like agriculture, industry, education, health and social welfare. Its focus is on democratic governance, poverty reduction, crisis prevention, environment and energy, and HIV/AIDS. FAO was formed to improve nutrition, increase farming efficiency, and better rural living standards globally. Its activities include information sharing, policy expertise

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    HEALTH CARE

    AGENCIES & THEIR


    ROLES

    PRESENTED BY:
    MS.ROSELIN
    UNICEF
    Specialised agency of the United Nations.
    Established in 1946 to rehabilitate children in war ravaged countries
    Headquarters-New York
    Works in collaboration with FAO,UNDP,WHO and UNESCO
    Provides asisstance in varied fields of MCH and envt.sanitation
    The Executive Board-UNICEF
    • It is the Governing Body of the UNICEF
    • Intergovernmental support
    • Supervision activities of UNICEF
    • Board meets 3 times a year i.e in January,June
    and September.
    Role of the Executive Board

    Implementation of the Policies


    •Receive information and guidance from Executive Director
    • Ensure all the activities and operational strategies of UNICEF are
    consistent
    • Monitor the performance of UNICEF
    • Approve programmes
    • Decide on administrative and financial plans and budgets
    Role of the Executive Board

    Recommend new initiatives to the Council


    • Encourage and examine new programme initiatives
    • Submit annual reports to the Council in its substantive session
    MEMBERSHIP
    The Board has 36 members, elected for a threeyear term with the following regional allocation
    of seats:
    • 8 African States
    • 7 Asian States
    • 4 Eastern European States
    • 5 Latin American and Caribbean States
    • 12 Western European
    • Other States (including Japan)
    BOARD ADMINISTRATION

    Board sessions are held at United Nations Headquarters in New York.


    • All formal meetings of the Board are interpreted in the six official languages of the United
    Nations (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Spanish and Russian)
    . • The Office of the Secretary of the Executive Board (OSEB) is responsible for maintaining
    effective relationship between the Board and the UNICEF secretariat.
    FUNDING
    Funding is derived voluntarily from governmental and non-governmental organisations.
    Services provided by UNICEF

    Child health
    • Child nutrition
    • Family health and child welfare
    • Education(Formal and non-formal)
    UNDP
    Established in the year 1966
    • To help poorer nations develop their human and natural resources more fully.
    • The UNDP projects cover virtually every economic and social
    sectoragriculture,industry,education and science,health,social welfare.
    UNDP’S activities:

    UNDP's network links and coordinates global and national efforts to


    reach these Goals. Their focus is helping countries build and share
    solutions to the challenges of:
    • Democratic Governance
    • Poverty Reduction
    • Crisis Prevention and Recovery
    • Environment and Energy
    • HIV/AIDS
    FAO

    The food and agriculture organization(FAO)


    was formed in the year 1945 with
    headquarters in Rome
    • It was United Nations organization specialized
    agency created to look after several areas of
    world co-operation.
    AIMS OF FAO

    The chief aims of FAO are as follows;


    1)to help nations raise living standards.
    2)to improve the nutritional status of people of all countries.
    3)to increase the efficiency of farming, forestry and fisheries.
    4)to better the condition of rural people and better the opportunity of productive work
    Activities of FAO

    1)Putting information within reach


    2)Sharing policy expertise
    3)Providing a meeting place
    4)Bringing knowledge to the field
    ILO
    The Internationaal labor Organisation was established in the year 1919.
    The purposes of ILO are as follows:
    1) To contribute to the establishment of lasting peace by promoting social justice.
    2) To improve through international action ,labor conditions, and living standards.
    3) To improve economic and social stability
    The international labour code is a collection of international minimum standards related to
    health,welfare,living and working conditions of workers all over the world.
    • Headquarters at Geneva,Switzerland.
    USAID
    USAID The US government extends aid to India through three agencies:
    1)United agency for International development
    2)the public law 480 programme
    3)the US import bank.
    ACTIVITIES OF USAID

    The US government is assisting in a number of projects designed to improve the health of Indian
    people.
    1)Malaria eradication
    2)Medical education
    3)Nursing education
    4)Health education
    5)Water supply and sanitation
    6)Control of communicable diseases
    7)Nutrition
    8)Family planning

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