World Health Organisation (WHO)

The World Health Organization (WHO) is a global agency established in 1948 that coordinates international efforts to improve health and prevent disease. It works with governments, health professionals, and organizations to develop standards, promote research, and respond to health emergencies. WHO's goals include preventing illness, promoting well-being, and ensuring access to essential health services worldwide. It plays a key role in monitoring health trends, providing guidance on health policies, and supporting countries in building strong healthcare systems for everyone.