Constitution of the World Health Organization

The Constitution of the World Health Organization (WHO) is a foundational document that establishes the organization’s purpose, goals, and principles. It defines WHO’s mission to promote health, prevent disease, and improve health standards worldwide. The Constitution sets out how member countries collaborate, commit to health priorities, and provide resources. It emphasizes health as a fundamental right and encourages international cooperation to achieve better health for all. Essentially, it provides the legal and ethical framework guiding WHO’s work in global health governance.