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United Nations
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UNICEF
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World Health Organization
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World Health Organization
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World Health Organization
Annual Report 2000
The review of activities that we are presenting in this report is compiled against the backdrop of the policies and plans articulated by government through the Ministry and Department of Health. Our dynamic interaction with the Department is based on mature critique and honest analysis and reflection of what each of us consider as suitable to advance the cause of finding policies and strategies that advance good health. Our contribution in this relationship is therefore informed by our expertise, knowledge and experience in this area.
As subsequent reports by the Executive Director and other key staff members will demonstrate, we have not shifted from our strategic focus, although we continue to adjust our interventions to meet new challenges as they emerge. Our focus remains health systems development, but we are aware that it is all about providing South Africans with quality care, particularly those in poor and neglected areas.
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