WHO (World Health Organization)

 

What is the WHO? WHO stands for World Health Organization (World Health Organization). WHO is one of the agencies under the auspices of the United Nations that acts as a coordinator of international public health and headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.

WHO was established by the United Nations on April 7, 1948. Margaret Chan was the general who served from 2006 until now. WHO has a parent organization, namely the United Nations Econ and Social Council (ECOSOC). The task of the WHO is to coordinate activities in terms of improving public health in different parts of the world.
WHO consists of the WHA (World Health Assembly), Executive Board (Executive Board) and the Secretariat (the Secretariat). The World Health Assembly is composed of 193 countries and meet every March to formulate important decisions WHO. It also determines who becomes Director General, budget planning organization, and the WHO Executive Board to discuss the report. The WHO Executive Board is composed of 34 people chosen every three years based on special expertise in the field of health. These experts convened in January and May. This trial resulted in important decisions to be submitted to the Institute of Representatives as an ingredient formulation of policies and the resolution of the WHO. WHO secretariat has a staff numbering 3800 people health officials and experts in the field of specialized or general health. They work at WHO headquarters or regional offices. They provide support, stimulation global thinking and action as a whole to realize and propose ideas to the World Health Assembly, Executive Board and regional offices.

WHO's goal is to achieve maximum health for all people in the world.Untuk achieve these objectives WHO actively doing the following tasks:
1. Duty to tackle health by helping to conduct restrictions against infectious diseases
2. Providing medical assistance to countries in need
3. Helping to improve the welfare and health of the mother and child
4. Encourage and assist the implementation of the research in the field of health

Because my English group of "Drugs", the suggestion for WHO to address health organizations in the world including drug problem are:
1. WHO should sponsor programs to prevent the spread of these illicit drugs.
2. WHO can also do a campaign related to health such as to increase the consumption of fruits and vegetables worldwide and to preventuse drugs

English Assignment

THE OLD FISHERMAN


On a sunny day in the village, there lived an old man and his wife. 
One day, they are went to fishing in the lake. When they are walking on the edge of the lake and suddenly his wife fall because she is slippery of the road.
The old man laugh of loud 'hahahahahaha' see his wife fall and cried. Then the old man help his wife and continue to fishing in the lake. 
Finally, after waiting a while the old man get a fish and he fell happy so much.

Thank you for reading!^^

Who am i ??

Annyeong ! ^^

Hi, my name is Ayu Ika Dhanny, you can call me Ayu or Ika or Dhanny :D. Now, i am 18 years old. I was born in Central Lampung on 20^th January 1997. I was born of a simple family, my father named Sukarni a working hard to support the family and my mother named Suprihatin a beautiful woman and always patiently guide their children.
I had two brothers, I was the first child and I have a younger brother named Ashmar Huzairin a boy who already looks handsome from now 'hahaha :D'. He was still in primary school grade 6.I reside in the village as Seputih Agung in Central Lampung. It took a trip for 2 hours from Bandar Lampung to the great white. But now I stay while in the city lampung Jl.Bumi Manti, Gg.H Said mas, no. 105. Easier for her, right is behind Lampung University Engineering Faculty.

I will talk about the history of my education. I started school at the age which is relatively very small in the four years I've entered kindergarten in the great white. Then proceed to the SD Negeri 1 white as the Supreme and SMP Negeri 1 Seputih Agung. And I continued my studies at SMAN 1 Terbanggi Besar with social science majors. After graduation, I am now here at the University of Lampung and I majored in communication sciences at the faculty of social sciences and political science. 

I have a some hobbies, among them I love listening to music, when I was listening to the music automatically I will sing 'hahaha'. I would rather listen to Korean music. Ah .. now still 'his day' k-pop, right? :D I also like to watch movies, and again I like the Korean film 'hihi'. and I also like long walks.

Maybe that's all from me.

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Tell me about

How do you feel when you have to

Give a presentation

Hello! We meet again ! 

In this time, i will share what i feel when i give my presentation in front of a many people or in front of the classroom. Many people who say that on public speaking was a talent, it’s wrong. In the right, the ability to speak in public will develop with exercise and practice. Before the presentation of starts, I’ve learn and practice as much as possible to come forward, and in this even my heart a palpitations that i already did before advancing. I often felt the mouth locked when giving a presentation, cold sweat profusely like a sauna bath, my body feels cold as just now entering the refrigerator, corvered in the spoke, the words came out haltingly as people who are just learning to read, and  sometimes my body is vibrating , hehehehe maybe that’s all I can say about my feelings when i’m presentation. 

Participate in a seminar or meeting

My feelings when i became a speaker of seminars or meetings and must speaking in front of  many people, I foam became nervous and lost for words when in front of like a saying “em..ee..eee”. I think it is a natural thing that is felt by everyone when we will conduct a seminar. As I said earlier, I had “stage of fright”. Altough i have never felt alone how to became speakers in a seminars, but i have a perception if the seminar was not much a different from the presentation in front of the classroom or in front of many people. In fact I envy to the people who can fluently speak in front of crowds, relaxed in speaking and do not rush in delivering the material. If I was having “stage fright” when during  at the seminar, I can speak of faster because I fell nervous. 

 

Meet a people

I have a feel if i meet new a people, i do not even feel of nervous. I would ask him to communicate it as acquainted, talking about of anything, and tried to make her more comfortable with me. But I never felt of nervous when meeting new a people, sometimes feel insecure, feel confident and feel awkward when talking to new a people. I feel afraid if I had a follow their conversation, I will be a excommunicated L .

What advice would you give to people who were nervous about all tell situation above!

I have a suggestion for all of you who read my previous post. At first, if you feel a nervous when presenting in front of a class or seminar, I recommend the solution include : learn to expand relationships and communicate with a  many types of people, learn to be more open to other people and groups, trying to prepare a presentation with a more of casual and relaxed, this can be by turning the listen to music of light, discuss and ask the opinion of the people to your presentation, keep the focus remains to provide the best for the audience, set breath several times before the next (deep breath and exhale slowly), always keep a “eye contact” and smile to the audience, and you can do the exercise in front of a mirror before the seminar or presentation at begins.

The second suggestion , when we meet a new people and we feel awkward or nervous, we can cope with not having a negative perception of the people we’ve just met, to avoid embarrassment when interacting, and increase self confidence. 

So advice from me, if there is one word, I’m sorry

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