World Health Day 2021 | April 7

1.1K

World Health Day 2021 | April 7 is celebrated annually on 7 April ,with the aim to create awareness of a specific health theme to highlight a priority area of concern for the World Health Organization. Over the past 50 years this has brought to light important health issues such as mental health, maternal and child care, and climate change. The celebration is marked by activities which extend beyond the day itself and serves as an opportunity to focus worldwide attention on these important aspects of global health. This year World Health Day 2021 is celebrated with the theme of Building a fairer, healthier world for everyone

This World Health Day, we’re calling for action to eliminate health inequities, as part of a year-long global campaign to bring people together to build a fairer, healthier world. The campaign highlights WHO’s constitutional principle that “the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of health is one of the fundamental rights of every human being without distinction of race, religion, political belief, economic or social condition.”

The world is still an unequal one. The places where we live, work and play may make it harder for some to reach their full health potential, while others thrive.  Health inequities are not only unjust and unfair, but they also threaten the advances made to date, and have the potential to widen rather than narrow equity gaps.

Building a fairer, healthier world for everyone

Major Highlights

• For the first time in 20 years, global poverty levels are predicted to rise and hinder the progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals
• Up to 60% of people living in some countries of the Region lack coverage with essential health services
• More than 1 billion people living in informal settlements or slums are facing increased challenges in preventing infection and transmission of the coronavirus
• The Asia-Pacific region as a whole account for nearly 82.5 million or 32% of the world’s international migrants
• 5.9 million children in the Asia-Pacific Region are at risk of not returning back to school due to the disruption to education and the economic impact of the pandemic
• 52% of the Asia-Pacific population remains unconnected to the internet

The world is still an unequal one. The places where we live, work and play may make it harder for some to reach their full health potential, while others thrive.  Health inequities are not only unjust and unfair, but they also threaten the advances made to date, and have the potential to widen rather than narrow equity gaps.

• World Mental Health Day 2023 | Know theme
• Program Coordinator | Advocacy Officer | Local Focal Person | NFDN | ngo jobs 2023
• Staff Nurse | OT Staff Nurse | Lalbandi | latest vacancy
• Inequality analysis using Excel: Disaggregated data  | OpenWHO
• Staff Nurse | IOM | latest vacancy in Kathmandu
• Program Coordinator | Save the Children |ngo jobs 2023
• Communication Officer | AN | ngo jobs 2023
• Counsellor | SOS | ngo jobs 2023
• Nursing Assistant | ECHS | jobs 2023 latest
• Psychosocial Counselor | BVS | ngo jobs 2023
• Health Supervisor | Education Supervisor | Pharmacy| Logistic Officer | PHASE Nepal |ngo jobs 2023
• Data Analyst | CIMMYT | ingo jobs 2023

bachelor jobs bph jobs health health for all health guidelines new health jobs healthjobs healthjobs in nepal health jobs vacancy health public health update ingo jobs jobs after passing bachelor jobs for bph jobs in nepal jobs in ngo ngo jobs ngo jobs vacancy ngo jobs vacancy for bph ngo job vacancy 2021 nurse jobs nurse jobs 2021 nurse vacancy nursing insurance nursing job nursing jobs nursing jobs 2021 nursing jobs in nepal nursing law nursing officer Nursing Vacancy Public health Public health concern public health important days Public health in Nepal publichealthjobs publichealth jobs public health updated Staff Nurse Staff Nurse and HA Vacancy | Nepal Army 2021 staff nurse vacancy staff nurse vacancy in ngo 2021 nepal staff nurse vacancy kathmandu who guidelines WHO official