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The World Health Organization
While we all take action at a personal and local level, COVID-19 is a global issue. The World Health Organization is providing advice for individuals, vulnerable groups and health professionals, as well as answering questions about Coronavirus and tackling some of the myths.
WHO Europe website has information on Coronavirus in Europe.
WHO is also tracking the numbers of cases right across the world, with a country-by-country tracker which is updated on a daily basis. You can find out more at the WHO Coronavirus Situation Dashboard.
WHO is holding regular briefings, which can be viewed on the WHO facebook page.
WHO has multimedia sources available on range of COVID-19 topics available here
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Leave no one behind in Covid-19 prevention, response and recovery
Policy brief Gender Intersectionality Covid19
NB The World Health Organization is a global body providing advice to all countries during the Covid-19 pandemic. This is used to inform the development of advice in individual countries. The advice to be applied during the Covid-19 pandemic in Northern Ireland is that which is issued by the Northern Ireland Assembly.