A new vision for WHO's European Region: united action for better health

In the past two decades the way we live our lives has changed almost beyond recognition. Digitisation, globalisation, migration, and urbanisation, climate change, and resource scarcity have resulted in a more complex, multipolar world. In the health sector, the increasing needs of our citizens, driven by demographic change and rising expectations, rising costs of providing health care, an ever-growing number of innovative medicines, and shortages of health-care workers are challenges facing all European countries today.

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