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Injuries, Violence and Disabilities:
biennial report 2006-2007 (2008)

The biennial report describes highlights of activities conducted by WHO regional and country offices and headquarters in this area of work during the past two years. As governmental agencies and civil society organizations become increasingly aware of the strain that violence and injuries place on their communities, they are responding by strengthening data collection systems, improving services for victims and survivors and increasing prevention efforts. They are also identifying ways to ensure that people with disabilities are able to participate fully in their societies.
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Preventing injuries and violence: a guide for ministries of health (2007)
A guide and reference book for ministries of health and their focal points, this document leads the user through the stages of setting up, developing and evaluating violence and injury prevention efforts, always stressing collaboration with other sectors. Included are sections on organization, policy development, data collection, advocacy work and capacity-building.
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World report on road traffic injury prevention (2004)
The World report on road traffic injury prevention (2004) emphasizes the role of public health in the prevention of road traffic injuries and covers the fundamental concepts and prerequisites of road traffic injury prevention, the intensity and impact of road traffic injuries, key determinants and risk factors, intervention strategies, and recommendations.
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World report on violence and health (2002)
The World Health Organization launched the first World report on violence and health on October 3rd, 2002. The goals of the report are to raise awareness about the problem of violence globally, to make the case that violence is preventable, and to highlight the crucial role that public health has to play in addressing its causes and consequences.
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HIGHLIGHTS

10 facts on injuries and violence

Capacity building: Strategic plan 2009-2013

Global status report on road safety

4th Milestones meeting

International Society for Violence and Injury Prevention


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