INTERNATIONAL GENEVA Impact on GLOBAL HEALTH 44%
WHO
reports
were sleeping under
2013
were fitted with
prostheses
an insecticide-treated
net
in Tuberculosis mortality
ICRC
Between 1990 and 2013 the number of children affected by stunting
declined globally from 257 million to 161
medical technology 2014
representing a
decrease of 37%
12.3 million people treated for tuberculosis
million,
892 million people with
2014
52 percent of these were in Africa
2014
including
more nutritious foods
provided
with
water and sanitation services
or information on
hygiene & disease prevention
7.2 million
of 5
The percentage of countries offering
14 weeks
ILO reports
or more
maternity leave
GAVI supported the immunisation
has increased from
500 million children
– equivalent to the combined populations of
UNAIDS reports
France, the United Kingdom and the United States of America 2013
Decrease in the number of
new
530 000 640 000
HIV infections
2014
among
58%
<
38%
million
210 000 280 000
children
2001
2013
metric tons of food distributed
WORLD FOOD PROGRAMME
3.1
for
2013
children under the age
2 percent in the rest of the world
of an estimated
people were
reduced or stabilized
51%
Since 2000
12 million
Undernutrition was
350 million
women and children
children
the
46 percent in Asia
1,476
families
distributed to protect families from malaria
GAIN programs reached an estimated
of
with their
450 million insecticide-treated nets
7.3 million people currently receiving antiretroviral therapy
organized
reunification
THE GLOBAL FUND
it represents 14% of all applications
1. Computer technology 2. Digital communication 3. Electrical machinery 4. Medical Technology
the
IFRC Global Water and Sanitation Initiative
were filled under the Patent Cooperation Treaty
2013
and 31,211 with orthoses
2013
13,996 International applications in the field of
9,146 patients
45% decline
at risk
2004
reports
(estimated)
of the population
2%
WIPO
1990
sources: http://www.who.int; http://www.wipo.int; http://www.unaids.org http://www.theglobalfund.org; http://www.gainhealth.org; http://www.wfp.org; http://www.ilo.org; https://www.icrc.org/en; http://www.ifrc.org; http://www.gavi.org;