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Health Organizations

ICSE · Class 9 · Biology

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Common Health Problems in India

  • India has different types of habitations, and health problems vary from place to place.
  • Five types of habitations are big cities, small towns, villages, remote areas, and slum-dwellings.
  • Big cities often face pressure on water supply, sewage systems, and transport because of heavy population and vehicles.
2

Local Bodies and Their Work

  • Local bodies work at the local level to maintain health and sanitation.
  • Examples include Municipal Corporations, Municipalities, and Town Area Committees.
  • Local bodies remove and dispose of garbage, sewage, and other wastes.
3

National Organisations and Institutions

  • National organisations work at the country level to study and control health problems.
  • In India, agencies, institutes, and research centres study diseases such as malaria, dengue, tuberculosis, leprosy, and cholera.
  • These centres do regular survey work and identify the transmitting agent and its breeding places.
4

International Organisations: Red Cross and WHO

  • Two important international bodies concerned with health are Red Cross and WHO.
  • The Red Cross is a national as well as an international agency.
  • Its main function is to prevent or remove human suffering in peace time as well as during war.

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Different habitations face different health problemsHealth organisations work at three levelsLocal bodies such as municipal corporationsNational agencies and research centres studyThe Red Cross is a national

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