The World Health Organisation (WHO) is forced to reduce the number of employees due to a lack of money, and the number of departments will be reduced from 76 to 34.
The Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said this on Monday.
“As you know, we have been engaging in a major structural realignment, guided by an in-depth analysis of priorities.
The prioritisation exercise has informed the development of a new streamlined structure for headquarters, which reduced the executive management team from 14 to 7.
The number of departments from 76 to 34, Tedros said in a report to the World Health Assembly. (RIA/NAN)
