MENTOR-VIP is a global injury and violence prevention mentoring programme. It has been developed through the efforts of WHO and a network of global injury prevention experts. Mentoring allows for skills development through exchange of experience between a more skilled or experienced person and a person seeking to develop those skills.
Violence and injuries take the lives of more than 13000 people around the world each day. In an effort to prevent them, experts gather for Safety 2018 to share the latest evidence and experiences from programmes which have demonstrated success in saving lives.
President Emmanuel Macron of France has announced an initial €3 million support for the new UN Road Safety Trust Fund, during a reception at the Elysée Palace to host the FIA High Level Panel on Road Safety.
Read more: France hosts FIA High Level Panel, commits to UN Road Safety Fund
The UK government has been criticised by an aid watchdog for exaggerating the number of women’s lives it saved through its maternal health programmes.
Read more: UK 'exaggerated number of lives saved' by maternal health aid project
The World Health Organization (WHO) is to offer paid internships for the first time to boost access for those applying from developing countries, the BBC has learnt.
Read more: World Health Organization to offer paid internships for the first time
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