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Economic and Social Issues Human development

Recently, the Government of India unveiled ‘The WHO India Country Cooperation Strategy 2019–2023: A Time of Transition’ in public domain. The WHO Country Cooperation Strategy 2019–2023, has been developed jointly between WHO and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.It provides a roadmap for WHO to work with the Government ofIndia (GoI) towards achieving its health sector goals and improving the health of its population and bringing in transformative changes in the health sector.The CCS outlines how WHO can support the MoHFW and allied Ministries to drive impact at the country level.This CCS not only builds upon the work that WHO has been supporting out in the last several years, but also expands to address complex challenges. WHO will further expand its collaboration with a broader set of government sectors and other stakeholders beyond health, under the overall guidance of the MoHFW, as well as continue to work collaboratively with other United Nations (UN) agencies and international partners.For the past 5 years, India has been stressing the need to adopt healthy lifestyle.As compared to the schemes in the past that focused on providing sufficient food, recently the government is focusing on healthy food and diet.

WHO’s technical support to the Government of India will fall under the following four strategic priorities to contribute India’s health agenda:

i. Accelerate progress on UHC

ii.Promote health and wellness by addressing determinants of health

iii. Better protect the population against health emergencies

iv.Enhance India’s global leadership in health

v.Promoting mental health and wellness and Yoga

Select the correct answer using the code given below

i,ii,iv and v

ii,iii,iv and v

i,ii,iii and v

i,ii,iii and iv

ii, iii, iv and v

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Explanation:

WHO’s technical support to the Government of India will fall under the following four strategic priorities to contribute India’s health agenda:

Accelerate progress on UHC

Implementing Ayushman Bharat: Health and Wellness Centres and hospital insurance scheme
Monitoring and evaluation of health sector performance
Improving access to priority health services such as immunizations, maternal and child health, tuberculosis, hepatitis
Digital health ecosystem
Eliminating neglected tropical diseases and control of vaccine-preventable and vector-borne diseases

Promote health and wellness by addressing determinants of health

Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) action plan roll-out
Environmental health, including air pollution
Mental health promotion and suicide prevention
Nutrition and food safety
Road safety
Tobacco control
Integration of NCD and environmental risk factors in the digital health information platform

Better protect the population against health emergencies

Disease surveillance and outbreak detection and response, including International Health Regulation
Roll-out of integrated disease surveillance programme using the real-time integrated health information platform (IHIP)
Preparedness for, and response to all, emergencies
Containment of antimicrobial resistance

Enhance India’s global leadership in health

Improving access to medical products of assured quality made in India
Development and information sharing of innovations in health practices and technologies including IHIP
Strengthening India’s leadership in digital health