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The biennial collaborative agreement for 2010–2011 between WHO/Europe and Belarus identifies not only the priorities for action but also the results to be delivered.

Strengthening the health system

• Strengthened national human resources strategy for health to ensure proper human resources planning
• Improved system of human resources for health education
• Strengthened health financing policy
• Strengthened drug management and improved model of uninterrupted drugs supply

Scaling up surveillance, prevention and management of major noncommunicable diseases

• Integrated health system approaches developed to prevent and manage noncommunicable diseases with particular emphasis on oncological diseases
• Major risk factors addressed with focus on alcohol abuse and tobacco
• Policy developed to address violence and injury prevention
• Strengthened health promotion among people living in the regions affected by the accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power station

Fostering environmental health safety

• Strengthened health system capacity to better assess and address environmental determinants of health

Strengthening country capacity in surveillance and control of communicable diseases, and management of HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis

• Strengthened national surveillance system for communicable diseases with focus on HIV infection and parenteral hepatitis
• National HIV drug-resistance prevention and assessment strategy developed
• Strengthened health system capacity for providing high quality long-term care to people living with HIV
• Strengthened health system capacity for implementing the Stop TB Strategy
• Strengthened country capacity to implement the International Health Regulations