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Unit 4: Health and human development in a global context - AoS 2 Health and the Sustainable Development Goals
Quick questions on The World Health Organization, types of aid and the Australian aid program for VCE Health and Human Development Unit 4 AoS 2
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What is the World Health Organization (WHO)?Show answer
The WHO is the United Nations agency that directs and coordinates international health. Its broad role is to provide leadership on global health matters, set norms and standards, shape the research agenda, provide technical support to countries, and monitor and assess health trends.
What is non-government organisations (NGOs)?Show answer
NGOs are non-profit organisations that operate independently of government, such as Oxfam, World Vision and the Red Cross. They deliver programs on the ground, advocate for change, respond to emergencies and often work directly with communities to build long-term capacity.
What is the Australian Government's aid program?Show answer
Australia's overseas aid program provides assistance focused largely on the Indo-Pacific region. It aims to promote stability, prosperity, and development by supporting areas such as health, education, gender equality, governance, infrastructure and humanitarian response. Australia delivers aid bilaterally, multilaterally and through partnerships with NGOs.
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