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20 March 2023 – Ahead of today’s Donors Conference held in Brussels to raise funds and coordinate relief response in the areas affected by the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria, WHO is calling on the international community to support lifesaving health response activities for the 4.9 million people most severely impacted out of the 8.8 million affected in all areas of Syria.

The WHO Flash appeal estimates that the earthquake response for the whole of Syria requires US $33.7 million. WHO’s Contingency Fund for Emergencies has provided a loan of US $11.3 million, while the UN Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) and US Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) have together provided US $6.5 million. A further US $6.7 million has been pledged by CERF, BHA and Novo Nordisk Foundation.

Urging for the solidarity of the global community in line with the “Health for All by All” vision of WHO’s Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean, Regional Director Dr Ahmed Al-Mandhari stressed that “Syrians have endured crises and disasters over and over again. Their legendary resilience has been tested like never before by last month’s earthquake; they need urgent assistance to emerge and recover from this latest catastrophe.”

Even before the earthquake, the humanitarian crisis in Syria had been steadily worsening since 2011, with 15.3 million people – or about 70/c of the total population – estimated to need humanitarian assistance this year. Ravaged by over a decade of ongoing conflict that has led to major socioeconomic decline, huge population displacements, the erosion of a once-solid health system, COVID-19, and the spread of transmissible diseases such as cholera and measles, Syria was in no way prepared to face a natural disaster of such proportions

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20 March 2023 – Ahead of today’s Donors Conference held in Brussels to raise funds and coordinate relief response in the areas affected by the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria, WHO is calling on the international community to support lifesaving health response activities for the 4.9 million pe...

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Science in 5: SARS-CoV-2 virus origins

WHO's technical lead on COVID-19 updates on the status of the scientific work needed to find the origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus in Science in 5 this week. Dr Maria Van Kerkhove explains why it is important to understand the origins of pandemics, what WHO's role is in achieving this and how WHO works to prevent future pandemics.

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Science in 5: Disability and health inequity

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WHO 's latest report highlights that one in six people in the world have significant disability and experience inequity. What are these inequities and how can we address them ? WHO’s Darryl Barrett explains in Science in 5.

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WHO launches policy on preventing and addressing sexual misconduct

3 March 2023

The World Health Organization today launched its Policy on Preventing and Addressing Sexual Misconduct[*] which places the victims and survivors at its core, sets strict standards of zero tolerance and stresses that there can be “no excuse” for sexual misconduct.

The new policy replaces a 2017 policy, which investigations and audits found to have gaps in addressing the problems faced by victims and survivors of sexual misconduct.

“The suffering of the survivors of the abhorrent cases of sexual misconduct during the response to the 10th Ebola outbreak in DRC has been the catalyst for a profound transformation of WHO’s approach to preventing and responding to sexual exploitation, abuse and harassment,” said Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General. “This new policy builds on the work we have already done in implementing the recommendations of the Independent Commission, and is a key part of making ‘zero tolerance’ a reality and not merely a slogan.”

The policy covers WHO staff and collaborators (consultants, contractors, partners) in locations where WHO operates, and sets six minimum standards to protect anyone subject to sexual misconduct by WHO staff or collaborators.

The policy outlines responsibilities of individual members of the workforce, managers, and the Organization as a whole to prevent and respond to sexual misconduct, and provides several reporting options that protect the confidentiality of victims and survivors. There is no requirement for an individual to be a direct or indirect beneficiary of WHO to be recognized as a victim or survivor of sexual misconduct.

“With our new policy, we aim to ensure that our personnel and implementing partners do no harm to the people we serve or the people we serve alongside with”, said Dr Gaya M Gamhewage, Director of Prevention of and Response to Sexual Misconduct (PRS). "Going...

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