
Ruediger.Krech
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Ruediger is a global public health expert at the World Health Organization, Director, Health Promotion. Tweets are my personal views
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03-03-2017 15:51:57
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“By making physical activity accessible, affordable & enjoyable for all, we can significantly reduce the risk of noncommunicable diseases.” Ruediger.Krech World Health Organization (WHO) Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Active Scotland Tessa Strain PAHRC Maree Todd NCD Alliance Anna Dominiczak healthandcare.scot/stories/3885/p…




It's with great honour that I salute my dear sister Dr Matshidiso Moeti who is ending her term as WHO African Region Regional Director after 10 years of sterling service. Dr Moeti epitomizes principled leadership, unflinching determination, clear vision, genuine innovation, technical expertise


World Health Organization (WHO) Healthy Cities in action. Incredible #TigerKids of Seoul. Fostering physical activity, self esteem and solidarity

Investment moment #WHS2024 to strengthen World Health Organization (WHO) , co-sponsored by Germany, France and Norway, chancellor Scholz commits additional funding…


Happy to be with my colleagues at the World Health Organization (WHO) Global Management Meeting. We, the leadership of WHO address the challenges our Organization faces and identify the opportunities in these difficult times. Important, so we can deliver on the expectations of the most vulnerable.



What if we proved World Health Organization (WHO) still matters? WHO isn't perfect, but it's essential when it comes to global health. Join me in showing that health truly is for all by donating 👉 whofoundation.donorsupport.co/page/FUNEKRBXN… #1dollar1world #HealthForAll whofoundation.donorsupport.co/page/FUNEKRBXN…

This years’ World Health Assembly World Health Organization (WHO) is again highly significant for the world. Will we be better prepared for the next Pandemic? Will health be set before profits of some global corporations that sell products that kill half of their users? A political choice.

