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The rapid exchange of information about health risks that can cross national borders and pose a threat to public health around the world is a key provision of the International Health Regulations (IHR) (2005). The exchange of information helps achieve the core purpose of the IHR to prevent, protect against, control and respond to the international spread of disease, while ensuring the best possible performance of international transport and trade routes. The IHR's risk-based approach to information sharing (covering events and threats within and outside the health sector) helps protect countries from risks that nations or their health services alone cannot manage. The IHR operating mechanism is two-pronged: it consists of a designated National IHR Focal Point (NFP) in each country, acting as the central liaison at the national level (legal entity, not individual), and Regional IHR Focal Points in each of the six Regional Offices WHO. A key provision of the IHR is that countries repo 2012 Toyota Hilux rt any event with the potential to cross state borders in accordance with the algorithm provided for by the agreement itself. When in doubt, States Parties are encouraged to consult informally with their Regional IHR Focal Point at the WHO Office. After analyzing the information received, it will be jointly determined whether the event should be notified in accordance with the IHR mechanism. The IHR also allows the Director-General (DG) of WHO to establish two different types of committees, the IHR Review Committee or the IHR Emergency Committee. The purpose of the latter is to advise the DG on the need to declare a public health emergency of international concern (PHEIC), as was the case for H1NI, Ebola, Zika and polio. WHO Regional Office for Europe DK-2100 Copenhagen Tel.: 45 45 33 70 00 Fax: 45 45 33 70 01 Location and directions Send us an email https://cars45.com/listing/toyota/hilux/2012