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5 WHO’S EMERGENCY RESPONSE FRAMEWORk PART 4 WHO’s four critical functions in emergency response 27 4.1 The four critical functions 27 4.2 Delivering on the four critical functions 27 4.3 Support to the four critical functions from the international level in emergencies 28
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