世界卫生组织(WHO)与联合国人道协调办公室(OCHA)于6月21日在日内瓦举行年度财务和管理审查会议1。两个机构致力于强化长达18年的伙伴关系,并围绕人道主义危机的防范与应对能力进行深入讨论,其中包括疾病爆发期间的数据共享和创新应用1。
在资金支持方面,OCHA在2020-21年期间向WHO贡献2.01亿美元,成为WHO的第三大捐资方1。2022年,WHO从应急救济基金(CERF)获得6400万美元,从国家应急准备基金(CBPFs)获得4300万美元1。WHO战略参与部门负责人Graham McNeill表示:"OCHA和WHO共同承担责任,在任何紧急或灾难发生时为有需要的人服务"1。OCHA汇集基金管理分支主管Alice Armanni Sequi强调了创新合作对于最大化资源价值的必要性1。
The World Health Organization and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs held their annual financial and management review meeting on June 21, 2023, in Geneva to reinforce their 18-year partnership 1. During the consultation, the two agencies discussed strengthened capabilities in preventing and responding to humanitarian crises, including data sharing and innovative applications during disease outbreaks 1.
The meeting highlighted the significant financial relationship between the organizations, with OCHA contributing $201 million to WHO during 2020-21, making it WHO's third-largest donor 1. In 2022, WHO received $64 million from the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF) and $43 million from Country-Based Pooled Funds (CBPFs) 1. Graham McNeill from WHO's Strategic Engagement Department emphasized the shared responsibility, stating: "OCHA and WHO have a shared responsibility to serve people in need whenever an emergency or disaster occurs" 1. Alice Armanni Sequi, head of OCHA's Pooled Funds Management Branch, stressed the need for innovative collaboration to maximize the value of available resources 1.
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