Selection of One Member State from the Region of the Americas Entitled to Designate a Person to Serve on the Joint Coordination Board of the UNICEF/UNDP/World Bank/WHO Special Program for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR), on the Expiration of the Period of Office of Costa Rica
Selección de un Estado Miembro de la Región de las Américas facultado para designar una persona para participar en la Junta Coordinadora Común del Programa Especial de Investigaciones y Capacitación sobre Enfermedades Tropicales de UNICEF/PNUD/Banco Mundial/OMS (TDR) al haber concluido el mandato de Costa Rica
Sélection d'un État Membre de la Région des Amériques habilité à désigner une personne au Conseil conjoint de coordination du Programme spécial de recherche et formation de l'UNICEF/PNUD/Banque mondiale/OMS concernant les maladies tropicales (TDR) à l'expiration du mandat du Costa Rica
Seleção de um Estado Membro da Região das Américas com direito a indicar uma pessoa para a Junta de Coordenação Conjunta do Programa Especial de Pesquisa e Ensino sobre Doenças Tropicais (TDR) do UNICEF/PNUD/Banco Mundial/ OMS, ao término do mandato da Costa Rica
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