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Adolescent and Young Adult Health
The Adolescent and Young Adult Health Unit (AYH) leads and coordinates WHO-wide efforts to improve the health and well-being of adolescents and young adults.
Frequently asked questions
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Who can use the platform?
How can I join the platform?
How much the use of the platform cost?
Is the platform available in other languages?
Who can use the platform?
Depends on which question must be answered, there are different scenarios for the use of the platform. Depending on the scenario, the following officials can use the platform:
- School principal, or a designated person acting on their behalf
- National school health coordinator
- District school health coordinator
- Other persons if invited as collaborators by the school principal, national or district school health coordinators
How can I join the platform?
How much the use of the platform cost?
There are no costs associated with the use of the platform, except the cost of the time of individuals that fill the questionnaires or do preparatory work, for example, in assembling a representative sample of schools. WHO bears the costs of maintain the platform and troubleshooting.
Is the platform available in other languages?
The platform is currently available in English and will soon be available in French and Spanish. The platform can operate in any language. If you are interested in another language, you will have to translate the text that will be provided by WHO, which will then be uploaded into the platform. For further queries please contact us at schoolhealth@who.int