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Resolution 33 of Cg-18 on Integrated Health Services, requested all Members of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the Regional Specialized Meteorological Centres (RSMCs) and the Regional Climate Centres (RCCs) to nominate health sector focal points for health-related research and services. Focal points at national and regional level are important actors for advancing integrated health information services in the years to come.
Focal points serve the following functions:
(a) serve as the entry point of contact for the institution (NMHS, RCC, RSMC) on matters of health, to be shared, as appropriate, with the World Health Organization (WHO) and health partners;
(b) help identify appropriate national and regional experts with demonstrated experience in research or operational support on health relevant issues, such as research and services for extreme heat and cold, air quality (fire, pollution, sand and dust, allergens), infectious diseases, food security and water resources;
( c) help identify needs and opportunities to co-design with the health community, products and services to effectively support public health, and strengthening the capacities of health-relevant integrated information service providers and users;
(d) as appropriate, facilitate coordination and cooperation between the National Meteorological and Hydrological Service (NMHS) or regional entity and the health community and other relevant actors.
Focal points serve the following functions:
(a) serve as the entry point of contact for the institution (NMHS, RCC, RSMC) on matters of health, to be shared, as appropriate, with the World Health Organization (WHO) and health partners;
(b) help identify appropriate national and regional experts with demonstrated experience in research or operational support on health relevant issues, such as research and services for extreme heat and cold, air quality (fire, pollution, sand and dust, allergens), infectious diseases, food security and water resources;
( c) help identify needs and opportunities to co-design with the health community, products and services to effectively support public health, and strengthening the capacities of health-relevant integrated information service providers and users;
(d) as appropriate, facilitate coordination and cooperation between the National Meteorological and Hydrological Service (NMHS) or regional entity and the health community and other relevant actors.
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