Bolivian National Customs Office

(c) In the case of R. v. Cambridge Health Authority, the applicant was refused treatment of bone marrow transplant for her acute myeloid leukaemic condition because the National Health Service would not pay for it.

Ultimately, these individuals self organized to create entire new industries, the National Health Service, and great music, among other things.

The Ministry of Health is the national implementing agency. Legislative Decree n.

National health policy, 1995

After all, this is the advice of a multitude of health writers, not to mention authorities like Britain s National Health Service.

Within national parks, it is the national park authority that determines planning applications.

The governing body of the World Health Organization (WHO) is the World Health Assembly, and the organization's mandate with respect to indigenous health stems from Assembly resolutions.

The National Intelligence Service (NIS) is the chief intelligence agency of South Korea.

Puppetry shows were one of the mediums employed to raise awareness about women's issues.

A body should be entrusted with transitional power while the Loya Jirga was being convened.

National Health Policy 2001, The way forward, Agenda for Health Sector Reform.

It also has a contract to undertake repair and rehabilitation functions for the Nigerian National Power Authority.

Population, Health and Development Vision 2030. Windhoek.

Ministry of Health, Situación Nacional de Mortalidad Materna, 2002.

The National Coordination Committee was an independent organ of the Government, composed of leading officials from the various national administrative and judicial bodies.

To achieve these goals, the Ministry of Health has set up a national body with its own expert working bodies and subgroups, composed of representatives from the Ministry of Health, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Labor and Social Policy that supports the principle of multi sectoral cooperation for solving the problems of the young.

The National Health Policy aims to increase women's access to the health system.

Ministry of Health (2004), National Reproductive Health Strategy (2005 2007)

The National Human Rights Commission was an investigative body which followed up its recommendations and their results.

The National Administrative Department of Statistics of Colombia collected and analysed data on migration and displacement.

Participation of NGOs and national institutions in the work of the new human rights body

In compliance with the activities regarding the reforms in the health care sector, one of the key components of the project for promotion and development of the health sector, is the preparation of a new strategic document, National Health Strategy, for which the Ministry of Health has set up an expert working group that will prepare the draft of the National Strategy.

The National Health Policy is based on the Primary Health Care Strategy flowing from the Bamako initiative.

Indeed, her father was murdered by his own intelligence chief, KCIA Director Kim Jaegyu.

The 45 members of the National Observatory, however, have not yet been appointed.

Moreover, Pakistan shocked the global public health community last year by adopting a constitutional amendment that led to the abolition of the national health ministry.

In 2003, the NHS made moves to create a centralized electronic registry of medical records.

Solid waste management policies in coastal strips are implemented under the national health policy

Implementation of the national health policy through the Primary Health Care Programme has produced improvements in

One of the reports indicates that women make up 45 per cent of NCB members.

Thus, the Centre became a focal point not only for national, but also for international activities.

Forty fifth World Health Assembly, quot Improving technical cooperation among developing countries quot , report by the Director General of WHO (document A 45 11), 6 April 1992.

The management body of the World Health Organisation (WHO) has a female Estonian representative.

Through this initiative, UNFPA supports national efforts to enhance national capacity and systems in logistics, forecasting, procurement and the monitoring of reproductive health commodities.

In addition to its responsibility for departments such as education, social development, sports, youth and culture and correctional services, the Ministry is now charged with regulating and monitoring public and private health sectors, including the Health Authority of Anguilla.

The NCBI is a part of the National Library of Medicine (NLM), which is itself a department of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), which in turn is a part of the United States Department of Health and Human Services.

The Irish National Asset Management Agency (NAMA) was set up in 2009 to clean up Irish banks balance sheets.

The 2000 National Reading Panel (NRP) report (p. 3 1) seems to support such a mechanism.

Ms. Luz Rexach (National Advancement for Puerto Rican Culture, Inc.) said that the situation in Puerto Rico was very sad.

Such programmes should be designed and implemented through a national body, which includes the local Red Cross or Red Crescent Society.

The representative clarified that the National Commission on Human Rights was an independent body with branches in various states and regions of the country.

65. In connection with issues relating to health, the Government reported that so called quot own affairs quot departments of health had been integrated into a single Department of National Health and Population Development.

The World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) have supported the development of key national health policies, such as the national reproductive health policy, the national immunization policy and the national nutrition policy.

Indeed, India is doing much more with its remarkable National Rural Health Mission (NRHM), which is the single largest mobilization of public health measures in the world.