WHO Regional Office for the Americas

The WHO Regional Office for the Americas, also known as PAHO (Pan American Health Organization), is a part of the World Health Organization that focuses on improving health in the Americas. Established in 1902, it collaborates with countries to tackle health issues, prevent diseases, and enhance health systems. PAHO provides support in areas like vaccination, maternal and child health, and disease control, ensuring that health policies align with regional needs. Its mission is to promote health equity and improve quality of life for all people in the Americas through evidence-based practices and resources.