2022年2月23日 · Working group on strengthening WHO preparedness and response to health emergencies. A/WGPR/9 4–6 May 2022. A/WGPR/8 28–30 March 2022

A/WGPR/6/3 2 . relevant Stakeholders some basic prioritization among the recommendations; and to provide initial input on feasibility and potential methods of implementation through available tools.

A/WGPR/3/1 Provisional agenda A/WGPR/3/2 Draft programme of work A/WGPR/3/3 WHO collaboration with United Nations entities that operate during a health emergency, with a focus on the COVID-19 response

A/WGPR/9/3 2 survey1 results and indicated that the survey should serve as one of several inputs for the WGPR’s deliberations. It was also agreed that the survey’s outcome will not be used as a tool for decision -making in the prioritization of recommendations.

A/WGPR/5/2 3 While each of these areas are complex, equity is at the core of the breakdown in the current system. Despite unprecedented developments of medical countermeasures, the challenge remains

A/WGPR/2/3 2 - documents issued by intergovernmental bodies (such as the G20, the G7,1 and the Global Health Summit); - reports or papers published by recognized independent expert parties that are pertinent to

A/WGPR/4/3 2 5. The WGPR assesses that in order to be successful, the way forward should include both the initiation of a new instrument negotiation on the basis of Article 19 and strengthening the IHR (2005),

2021年9月3日 · A/WGPR/2/1 Provisional agenda A/WGPR/2/2 Draft programme of work A/WGPR/2/3 Member States Working Group on Strengthening WHO Preparedness for and Response to Health Emergencies (WGPR)

A/WGPR/9/1 Provisional agenda A/WGPR/9/2 Draft programme of work A/WGPR/9/3 Zero draft report of the Working Group on Strengthening WHO Preparedness and Response to Health Emergencies to the Seventy fifth World Health Assembly

First meeting of the working group on strengthening WHO preparedness and response to health emergencies 15-16 July 2021