"Our primary role is to direct and coordinate international health within the United Nations’ system."

The IMF provides access to the social and economic statuses of the countries around the world. It also has information about how economics affect worldwide health issues.

UNICEF is a resource that focuses on social and economic issues, including health issues, that affect children across the world.

The World Bank is an international organization with a focus on increasing economic development and reducing poverty world-wide. Part of this overall mission includes focusing on global health factors.

The Rockefeller Foundation: A Digital History chronicles the growth of a philanthropic organization from bold plans to eradicate disease and hunger at the dawn of the twentieth century to a global network of initiatives dedicated to scientific research and building social capital in the twenty-first.

Online portal for one of the world's premier collections of medical history material.

This is a wide collection of information -- archive guides, primary sources, digitized materials –- selected to assist lay people and undergraduate students, as well as established scholars and graduate students. Most sources to date focus on the period from the beginning of the nineteenth century to the formation of the People's Republic of China.

The mandate of the Records and Archives service is to manage, preserve and provide appropriate access to the current and semi-active records and the historical archives of the World Health Organization (WHO).