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PAN

 

AMERICAN

 

HEALTH

 

ORGANIZATION

 

WORLD

 

HEALTH

 

ORGANIZATION

 

 

      

26th DIRECTING COUNCIL

 

31st SESSION OF THE REGIONAL COMMITTEE

Washington D.C., 24 September – 5 October 1979

RESOLUTION

CD26.R37

LEPROSY CONTROL IN THE AMERICAN REGION

THE 26th DIRECTING COUNCIL,

Having examined the report on the present status of leprosy programs in the Region of the Americas

(Document CD26/17), submitted by the Director in accordance with Resolution XXV of the 82nd

Meeting of the Executive Committee, and recalling Resolutions WHA29.70 and WHA32.391 of the

World Health Assembly;

Taking into account the increased incidence of tropical diseases and the expressed concern of

several Governments in the Region; and

Acknowledging the growing global interest in leprosy research and control and the increased

availability of new sources of funds from various agencies.

RESOLVES

1. To commend the Director for the concise and comprehensive report on leprosy in the Americas.

2. To urge the Director to make special efforts to obtain extrabudgetary funds for leprosy and

tropical disease programs.

3. To continue and improve the current advisory and training services of the Organization supported

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4. To support the development of national laboratories in order to improve their capacity for leprosy

diagnosis, control, and research.

5. To commend and thank the Government of Venezuela for its support for the regional leprosy

activities of PAHO through the Associated National Center for Research and Training in Leprosy

and Tropical Diseases, which has set an outstanding example of technical cooperation among

developing countries

Sept.–Oct. 1979 OD 167, 83

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