WHO

Founded in 1948 and headquartered in Geneva, the World Health Organization is the leading UN authority responsible for directing and coordinating international health work. Its primary mission is to ensure the highest possible level of health for all people by serving as the global body in charge of disease prevention policies, health promotion, and medical interventions. The organization addresses complex global challenges, including pandemic management, the eradication of infectious diseases, and the strengthening of healthcare systems to ensure equitable access to medical services for populations across the globe.