The WHO Results Report 2022-2023 presents progress towards meeting the triple billion targets, a milestone to the Sustainable Development Goals. An analysis of investments, achievements and challenges is complemented by indicators and case studies that showcase some resulting health impacts in countries, where it matters the most.

The WHO Results Report 2022 presents progress towards meeting the triple billion targets, a milestone to the Sustainable Development Goals. An analysis of investments, achievements and challenges is complemented by indicators and case studies that showcase some resulting health impacts in countries, where it matters the most.

The report covers provides a synthesis of country activities and results achieved with the support of the UHC Partnership in all the participating countries for 2021.

WHO Results reports summarize the Organization’s progress and reporting on achievements and challenges in implementing the programme budget for 2021-2022.

The stories in this publication demonstrate the depth and breadth of work that WHO, through the UHC Partnership, is undertaking to achieve health for all. They document the results of collaboration with governments,

This publication is the latest edition of WHO’s biennial report providing an overview of the Organization’s work in countries, in accordance with World Health Assembly decision WHA69.

This brief provides a succinct, policy-oriented summary of the WHO position paper on building health system resilience during COVID-19 and beyond, developed in consultation with WHO regional offices and headquarters.

These stories document how countries in the Eastern Mediterranean Region are reshaping their health systems amid one of the most devastating pandemics in history

The WHO Presence in Countries, Territories and Areas Report: 2021 Report (covering the period of January 2019-December 2020, and hereafter called the 2021 report) is the latest in the series of biennial reports providing an overview of WHO's work in countries, responding directly to the World Health Assembly decision WHA 69. The 2021 report illustrates progress made since the previous report, released in 2019.