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Why invest in WHO<\/a><\/h4>\n

WHO<\/a>\u2019s five-year strategic plan covering the period 2019\u20132023 is focused on achieving its Triple Billion target, which states that by 2023:<\/p>\n

\u2022 One billion more people will benefit from Universal Health Coverage<\/a>
\n\u2022 One billion more people will be better protected from health emergencies
\n\u2022 One billion people more people will enjoy better health and well- being.<\/p>\n

This investment case describes how a stronger, more efficient and results oriented WHO can serve and guide governments and partners in their efforts to improve the health of their populations and to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 3.<\/p>\n

WHO will achieve results: The five years to 2023 will determine whether the world will achieve the health- related SDGs<\/a>. Early investment in WHO will keep the world on track towards SDG3 and the other health-related targets.<\/p>\n

WHO has a unique role and track record: WHO is an indispensable ally, key convenor, and driving force in coordinating efforts across the global health arena. Recent successes include containment of Ebola outbreaks, and major cholera and yellow fever vaccination campaigns.
\nWHO and partners are working to produce and test effective new vaccines against meningitis and Ebola, and the world\u2019s first ever malaria vaccine.<\/p>\n

WHO will leave no one behind Health is a human right. This concept is inherent in the Sustainable Development Agenda’s commitment to leave “no one behind”. To that end, WHO works to implement equity, gender and rights-based approaches that close coverage gaps, enhance participation and resilience, and empower individuals and communities.<\/p>\n

What WHO will achieve<\/h3>\n

One billion more people benefiting from Universal Health Coverage<\/strong><\/p>\n

Investments in expanding Universal Health Coverage over the next five years will result in 24.4 million lives saved. Each dollar invested will result in a return of US$ 1.40. WHO\u2019s principal activities aimed at expanding Universal Health Coverage in the period 2019-2023 include:
\n\u2022 Improving access to quality essential health services
\n\u2022 Ensuring sustainable financing and financial protection
\n\u2022 Availability of essential medicines
\n\u2022 Developing qualified workforces
\n\u2022 Fostering better governance
\n\u2022 Improving monitoring, data, and information<\/p>\n

One billion more people better protected from Health Emergencies<\/strong><\/p>\n

Health emergencies affect millions of people every year. Many health emergencies are partly or fully preventable, and harm can be reduced through preparedness, prevention, early detection and rapid response. Success will be measured against the goal of better protecting at least 1 billion more people from health emergencies and providing life- saving health services to 100 million vulnerable people in fragile and conflict settings. It will save approximately 1.5 million lives and provide economic gains of US$ 240 billion.<\/p>\n

WHO\u2019s principal activities aimed at Health Emergencies in 2019-2023 focus on:
\n\u2022 Increasing preparedness
\n\u2022 Prevention
\n\u2022 Detection and response<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"