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Teema: FW: Call for nominations and elections 2023 CRM:0007496
From: EURO Governance <
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February 16, 2023 6:44 PMTo: Peep Peterson <
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[email protected]>Subject: Call for nominations and elections
2023 CRM:0007496
Dear Sir or Madam,Please find enclosed a circular letter sent on behalf
of Dr Hans Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, initiating the annual
process for nominating and electing new members for WHO governing bodies
and committees to be considered at the 73rd session of the WHO Regional
Committee for Europe, which will be convened from 24 to 26 October 2023
in Astana, Kazakhstan.An informal briefing for Member States in the WHO
European Region will be organized on 29 March from 11:00 to 12:30 (CEST)
to address any queries regarding the process of elections and nominations
in the WHO European Region. A separate communication about this will be
sent in due course.With kind regards,The Regional Governance and
Languages (RGL) Unit
WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION
ORGANISATION MONDIALE DE LA SANTÉ
WELTGESUNDHEITSORGANISATION
Date: 16 February 2023
ВСЕМИРНАЯ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЯ ЗДРАВООХРАНЕНИЯ
REGIONAL OFFICE FOR EUROPE TO ALL MEMBER STATES
BUREAU RÉGIONAL DE L’EUROPE IN THE WHO EUROPEAN REGION
REGIONALBÜRO FÜR EUROPA
ЕВРОПЕЙСКОЕ РЕГИОНАЛЬНОЕ БЮРО
Head office:
UN City, Marmorvej 51,
DK-2100 Copenhagen Ø, Denmark
Tel.: +45 45 33 70 00; Fax: +45 45 33 70 01
Email:
[email protected]
Website: http://www. who.int/europe
Dear Sir or Madam,
Call for nominations to serve on WHO governing bodies and committees – nomination year 2023
With this circular letter, I am initiating the annual process for nominating and electing new members for the WHO
governing bodies and committees to be considered at the 73rd session of the WHO Regional Committee for
Europe, which will be convened from 24 to 26 October 2023 in Astana, Republic of Kazakhstan.
In accordance with Rules 14.2.2 (a) and 14.3 of the Rules of Procedure of the Regional Committee for Europe,
Member States are invited to notify the WHO Regional Director for Europe by no later than 24 April 2023 of
any nominations they wish to make for membership of any of the following WHO bodies and committees: the
Executive Board (EB) (4 vacant seats), the Standing Committee of the Regional Committee for Europe (SCRC)
(4 vacant seats), and the Regional Evaluation Group (REG) (6 vacant seats).
In this context, I would like to draw your attention to the fact that for the allocation of these seats, the
Regional Committee established a set of criteria to ensure an equitable geographical distribution, adequate
representation of the interests of the WHO European Region, and the opportunity for all Member States in
the Region to serve on governing bodies, as well as other considerations relevant to maximizing their
effectiveness.
You will find more details about the criteria for membership of WHO bodies and committees and the
requirements for the submission of nominations in Annex 1 to this letter, together with the attached
templates to be used. In addition, you will find in Annex 2 an overview of the interest that was expressed by
Member States in the Region to serve on WHO’s governing bodies and committees for the next few years.
This information was aggregated from the feedback received in response to my circular letter dated
9 January 2023, which was sent at the request of the SCRC with a view to creating more predictability for
Member States when submitting their candidatures.
I thank you for your continued support to WHO and your active engagement in its governance.
Yours very truly,
Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge
Regional Director
Encls:
Annex 1. Vacancies on WHO governing bodies and committees: process and criteria for nominations and
elections
Annex 2. Expression of interest to serve on WHO governing bodies in 2023–2025 (results from pre-
consultation)
Attachments:
Curriculum vitae form for nomination for membership of the Executive Board (EB)
Curriculum vitae form for nomination for membership of the Standing Committee of the Regional Committee
for Europe (SCRC)
Curriculum vitae form for nomination for membership of the Regional Evaluation Group (REG)
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Annex 1. Vacancies on WHO governing bodies and committees: process
and criteria for nominations and elections
Overview
1. The WHO Regional Committee for Europe at its 73rd session (RC73) shall determine the membership of
the following governing bodies and committees for the following number of seats:
(a) Executive Board (EB): four seats will become vacant at the closing of the Seventy-seventh World
Health Assembly in May 2024, when the terms of office of the members designated by Belarus,
Denmark, France and Slovenia will have expired.
(b) Standing Committee of the Regional Committee for Europe (SCRC): four seats will become vacant
at the closing of RC73 when the terms of office of the Czech Republic, Kazakhstan, Norway and
the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland will have expired.
(c) Regional Evaluation Group (REG): six members to be appointed.
2. In accordance with the established rules to ensure an equitable geographical distribution (see below),
these seats will be allocated as follows:
Table 1. Allocation of vacant seats – nomination year 2023
Group A Group B Group C
EB Two vacant seats One vacant seat One vacant seat
SCRC Three vacant seats No vacant seats One vacant seat
REG Two vacant seats Two vacant seats Two vacant seats
WHO governing bodies
Underlying principles and selection criteria
3. Regarding the election of membership to WHO governing bodies and committees, Rules 14.2.1 and 14.3
of the Rules of Procedure of the Regional Committee for Europe set out the need for equitable geographical
distribution, adequate representation of the interests of the WHO European Region, the opportunity for all
Member States in the Region to participate over time in the work of WHO governing bodies and committees,
as well as other considerations relevant to maximizing the effectiveness of their work.
4. Equitable geographical distribution is ensured through the creation of three subregional groupings of
Member States (resolution EUR/RC63/R7, Annex 1; see Fig. 1).
5. Other selection criteria refer to:
(a) the equal opportunity for each Member State to serve on WHO bodies and committees;
(b) the candidate countries’ past engagements and collaborations with WHO and their commitment
to WHO’s priorities at the global and regional levels, as reflected in the Thirteenth General
Programme of Work, 2019–2025, and the European Programme of Work, 2020–2025 – “United
Action for Better Health in Europe”; and
(c) the proposed representatives’ broad mix of skills and practical experience in public health and in
national administration, as well as gender balance (as further detailed in resolution
EUR/RC63/R7, Annex 2).
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EB: Executive Board; SCRC: Standing Committee of the Regional Committee for Europe
Number of seats and distribution
6. The Region has eight seats on the EB, which are distributed according to geographical subregional
groupings as follows: two seats each in Group A and Group B, respectively (plus a third seat alternating
between both groupings), and three seats in Group C.
7. Based on resolution EUR/RC53/R1, Member States in the WHO European Region that are permanent
members of the United Nations Security Council are granted semi-permanent membership of the EB, meaning
that each of them can take up membership every three out of six years.
8. The twelve seats on the SCRC are distributed equally among each of the three subregional groupings.
9. To provide more clarity around the annual vacancies for a three-year mandate in each subregional
grouping, in combination with the above principle of semi-permanency, a long-term schedule of membership
for both governing bodies was adopted (Table 2).
Table 2. Schedule of European membership of WHO governing bodies: annual overview of vacant seats per
subregional group by year of nomination (based on Annex 2 of decision EUR/RC69(1))
Nomination year Group A Group B Group C
EB
2023 2 1 1
2024 0 1 1
2025 1 (United Kingdom)* 0 1 (Russian Federation)*
SCRC
2023 3† 0† 1
2024 1† 1† 2
2025 1 2 1
* Semi-permanency pursuant to EUR/RC60/R3 (and confirmed in resolution EUR/RC63/R7).
† Adjustment based on the fact that in nomination year 2020, due to the lack of a candidate in Group B, the vacant seat
in Group B was attributed to an excess candidate in Group A and in the subsequent year, the balance (four members
from each subregional grouping) was restored.
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Regional Evaluation Group (REG)
10. In view of the nomination of the next WHO Regional Director for Europe in 2024, the Regional
Committee, at RC73, shall appoint a REG, which is composed of six members chosen from delegations of the
members attending the Regional Committee, based on equitable geographical representation (Rule 47.1).
Two members should normally be recent or current members of the SCRC.
11. For the selection of the six members of the REG the same procedure shall apply, mutatis mutandis, as
for the membership of governing bodies (Rule 47.2 (a)).
12. The REG will be expected to make a preliminary evaluation of candidates for nomination in light of the
criteria specified by the Regional Committee.
13. Any members shall cease to serve on the REG if a candidate is presented by the member on whose
delegation they served at the Regional Committee when they were appointed (Rule 47.2 (b)).
The nomination process: applicable rules and practices
14. The process for selecting Member States in the Region to serve on WHO governing bodies and other
committees is governed by Rules 14.2 and 14.3 of the Rules of Procedure of the Regional Committee for
Europe.
15. Following notification by the Regional Director, Member States are required to submit their nomination
six months in advance of the Regional Committee session, with (1) a curriculum vitae, in a standard format, of
the representative they intend to nominate if elected, as well as (2) a letter of intent explaining their
relationship with WHO, their commitment to WHO priorities at the global and regional levels, and the
contribution that they would make as a member of the specific body or committee (Rule 14.2.2 (a)).
16. After the deadline for submitting nominations is passed, the Secretariat first reviews the validity of the
nominations received, namely, checking if each nomination was received within the deadline and with all the
necessary documentation. Then, this information is compiled in the Membership of WHO bodies and
committees document and communicated to the members of the SCRC.
17. Based on this information, the SCRC is asked to review all nominations received and identify which
candidates in its opinion would best meet the criteria enumerated in the Rules of Procedure and relevant
resolutions. This is done in a private session, usually held during its fourth session in June. The outcome of
these deliberations are reflected in an assessment report that is sent to the candidate countries. In so doing,
the SCRC in first instance tries to seek consensus among Member States submitting nominations in case there
are more candidates than seats (Rule 14.2.2 (b)). SCRC members representing a Member State that submitted
its nomination for one of the vacant seats shall abstain from the assessment of received candidacies for that
particular body or committee.
18. If consensus is not possible, and if immediately prior to the start of the Regional Committee session
there would still be more nominations than seats to be filled for a specific body and within a particular
subregional group, the SCRC will submit the relevant assessment report to the Regional Committee for its
information (Rule 14.2.2 (c)).
19. If consensus is still not reached by the time of the actual selection, the Regional Committee will proceed
to an election by secret ballot in accordance with Rule 43. Candidate Member States must be represented
during the relevant agenda item at the Regional Committee session (Rule 14.2.2 (d)).
20. If in a particular subregional group, insufficient nominations are received to fill all the vacant seats, the
Regional Committee can decide to allocate the seat to an excess candidate from another group. In the
subsequent year, the geographical balance would then normally be restored between both subregional
groups by switching a vacant seat. The applicable long-term schedule would be adjusted accordingly.
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Requirements for submitting nominations
21. Only nominations received no later than 24 April 2023 will be presented to the Regional Committee at
its 73rd session in October 2023. Nominations should be submitted to the following email address:
[email protected].
22. Each candidature must be accompanied by a curriculum vitae in standard format and a letter of intent.
Curriculum vitae
23. A curriculum vitae needs to be completed for the representative whom a Member State intends to
appoint if elected for any of the above-mentioned bodies and committees. The templates in standard format
are attached.
Letter of intent
24. The letter of intent must be written in one of the four official languages of the Region and should not
exceed 600 words in length. It should include a short description of the following items:
(a) an overview of the key elements of the relations between WHO and the nominating Member
State, including events or programmes of particular relevance to the Member State concerned;
(b) which WHO priorities the nominating Member State plans to represent during its three-year
membership term; and
(c) how the nominating Member State plans to achieve those priorities during its three-year term,
and the reasons why the Member State is applying for membership of a governing body.
25. To facilitate a comparative consideration of the candidacies submitted by Member States, the letter of
intent may include:
(a) a record of Member States’ engagement with WHO’s governance and technical activities; for
example, active participation in governing bodies’ meetings, or in special programmes such as the
Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR), active participation and
involvement in intergovernmental negotiations launched under the aegis of WHO, compliance
with reporting requirements to WHO at regional or global level, as well as other examples
considered relevant by Member States to demonstrate a high level of engagement with WHO;
(b) details and evidence of their commitment to the implementation of global and regional WHO
policies considered as a priority by them within the framework of their national health policies as
well as their foreign policy; and
(c) details of how they aim to engage and cooperate with WHO if elected, and the contributions they
intend to make as members of the SCRC, the EB or the REG.
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Annex 2. Expression of interest to serve on WHO governing bodies in
2023–2025 (results from pre-consultation)
1. The Thirtieth Standing Committee of the Regional Committee (SCRC), at its second session on
1 December 2022, decided again to organize a pre-consultation with Member States in advance of this next
call for nominations.
2. Subsequently, the WHO Regional Director for Europe on 9 January 2023 sent a circular letter to all
Member States, inviting them to share their interest in serving on WHO’s governing bodies in the coming
years, as well as for the elective posts expected to be filled by the WHO European Region at the Seventy-sixth
World Health Assembly in 2023.
3. This initiative was aimed at increasing transparency and predictability of the process for nominations
and elections. By annexing the collected information to the official call for nominations for the nomination
year 2023, Member States should be able to better plan when they would like to submit their nominations
and, possibly, engage with other potential candidate countries to jointly agree on a way forward, with a view
to reaching consensus.
4. The feedback received from this pre-consultation can be found below. Since Member States’
participation was strictly voluntary, this information is not binding and does not in any way curtail their right
to submit their nominations in accordance with Rule 14.2.2 (a) of the Rules of Procedure of the Regional
Committee for Europe.
5. Although it is not formally part of the process for nominations and elections, tables 4 and 5 contain
feedback received on, respectively, the elective posts for the upcoming Seventy-sixth World Health Assembly
that are attributed to the WHO European Region, as well as vacant positions attributed to Executive Board
(EB) members from the Region. Based on the feedback received and on any further suggestions made by the
Regional Director, the SCRC, in close consultation with the members of the EB from the Region, will nominate
candidates for these posts (EUR/RC72/13 Add.3).
6. Following the launch of the call for nominations, the Secretariat will organize a virtual briefing with the
Member States to provide any further clarifications to this pre-consultation and the process for nominations
and elections.
Table 1. Executive Board (EB): expressions of interest received from Member States (until 14 February 2023)
Nomination year Group A Group B Group C
2023 2 1 1
Poland (last served: 1999) Bulgaria (last served: 1994) Israel (last served: 2021)
Norway (last served: 2013) Cyprus (last served: 2003) Serbia (last served: 2012)
Tajikistan (last served: 2022)
2024 0 1 1
Croatia (last served: 2015) Serbia (last served: 2012
1
2025 1 (United Kingdom) 0 1 (Russian Federation)1
Serbia (last served: 2012)
Azerbaijan (last served: 2015)
Interested, Netherlands Uzbekistan
undefined (last served: 2019) (last served: 2014)
1
Based on the principle of periodic representation in the EB of Member States in the Region that are permanent
members of the United Nations Security Council (resolution EUR/RC63/R7).
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Table 2. Standing Committee of the Regional Committee (SCRC): expressions of interest received from Member
States (until 14 February 2023)
Nomination year Group A Group B Group C
2023 32 0 1
Sweden (last served: 2012) Cyprus (never served) Serbia (last served: 2008)
Tajikistan (last served: 2018)
2024 1 1 2
Poland (last served: 2021) Croatia (last served: 2021 Serbia (last served: 2008)
2025 1 2 1
Croatia (last served: 2021) Serbia (last served: 2008)
Italy (last served: 2018)
Interested, Netherlands Uzbekistan
undefined (last served: 2019) (last served: 2020)
Table 3. Regional Evaluation Group (REG): expressions of interest received from Member States (until 14 February
2023)
Nomination year Group A Group B Group C
2023 2 2 2
Poland Croatia Azerbaijan
Italy Serbia
Cyprus Tajikistan
Table 4. Elective posts for the Seventy-sixth World Health Assembly (May 2023): expressions of interest received
from Member States (until 14 February 2023)
President Rapporteur Vice-Chair General Committee Committee on
Committee A Committee B (5 members) Credentials
(3 members)
Malta - Poland Azerbaijan Tajikistan
Tajikistan Bulgaria
Croatia
Serbia
Tajikistan
Table 5: Elective posts for the Executive Board (EB; at its 153rd session): expressions of interest received from EB
members (until 14 February 2023)
Rapporteur Member of Programme, Budget and Administration
Committee (PBAC)
- Republic of Moldova
= = =
2
Adjustment based on the fact that in nomination year 2020, due to the lack of a candidate in Group B, the vacant seat
in Group B was attributed to an excess candidate in Group A and in the subsequent year, the balance (four members
from each subregional grouping) was restored.
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Nomination for m embership of the Regional Evaluation Group (REG) Curriculum v itae Member State making nomination: FORMTEXT Family name: FORMTEXT First/Other names: FORMTEXT Gender: FORMTEXT Date of birth: FORMTEXT day month year Language abilities: please indicate in which of the Regional Committee working languages the nominee is able to function effectively (mark the relevant boxes below; leave other boxes blank) Speak Read Write English FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX French FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX German FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX Russian FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX Professional education: name the most important professional degrees gained (up to 5), most recent first Year FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Professional career: list current post first, followed by up to 4 of the most important positions held (please give priority to senior positions in the national health administration close to the political decision-making level) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT International experience (please complete the following 3 items): 1) Participation as a member of a national delegation in the governing bodies of WHO or other international/supranational organizations (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT 2) Experience as chairperson of a governing body or international negotiating body (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details of the body, meeting and year or session) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT 3) Work in international organizations as an official or independent expert (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details on the organization, position taken and period of service) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Proven ability to coordinate, collaborate and communicate at national and international level (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details of coordination of national or international high-level technical or political programmes and other relevant experiences) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Title, name and position of person making the nomination FORMTEXT Title (Mr, Ms, Dr, Pr), name (first and last) and position
Nomination for m embership of the Executive Board of WHO (EB) Curriculum v itae Member State making nomination: FORMTEXT Family name: FORMTEXT First/Other names: FORMTEXT Gender: FORMTEXT Date of birth: FORMTEXT day month year Language abilities: please indicate in which of the Regional Committee working languages the nominee is able to function effectively (mark the relevant boxes below; leave other boxes blank) Speak Read Write English FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX French FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX German FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX Russian FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX Professional education: name the most important professional degrees gained (up to 5), most recent first Year FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Professional career: list current post first, followed by up to 4 of the most important positions held (please give priority to senior positions in the national health administration close to the political decision-making level) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT International experience (please complete the following 3 items): 1) Participation as a member of a national delegation in the governing bodies of WHO or other international/supranational organizations (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT 2) Experience as chairperson of a governing body or international negotiating body (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details of the body, meeting and year or session) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT 3) Work in international organizations as an official or independent expert (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details on the organization, position taken and period of service) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Proven ability to coordinate, collaborate and communicate at national and international level (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details of coordination of national or international high-level technical or political programmes and other relevant experiences) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Title, name and position of person making the nomination FORMTEXT Title (Mr, Ms, Dr, Pr), name (first and last) and position
Nomination for m embership of the Standing Committee of the Regional Committee (SCRC) Curriculum v itae Member State making nomination: FORMTEXT Family name: FORMTEXT First/Other names: FORMTEXT Gender: FORMTEXT Date of birth: FORMTEXT day month year Language abilities: please indicate in which of the Regional Committee working languages the nominee is able to function effectively (mark the relevant boxes below; leave other boxes blank) Speak Read Write English FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX French FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX German FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX Russian FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX FORMCHECKBOX Professional education: name the most important professional degrees gained (up to 5), most recent first Year FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Professional career: list current post first, followed by up to 4 of the most important positions held (please give priority to senior positions in the national health administration close to the political decision-making level) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT International experience (please complete the following 3 items): 1) Participation as a member of a national delegation in the governing bodies of WHO or other international/supranational organizations (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT 2) Experience as chairperson of a governing body or international negotiating body (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details of the body, meeting and year or session) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT 3) Work in international organizations as an official or independent expert (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details on the organization, position taken and period of service) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Proven ability to coordinate, collaborate and communicate at national and international level (up to 8 examples), in chronological order, most recent first (please provide details of coordination of national or international high-level technical or political programmes and other relevant experiences) Year (start – end) FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT FORMTEXT Title, name and position of person making the nomination FORMTEXT Title (Mr, Ms, Dr, Pr), name (first and last) and position