The World Health Organization's chief has provisionally appointed several new top managers, a document showed on Friday, as he seeks to cope with growing post-pandemic health challenges and respond to donor pressure for efficiency.
The appointments come as Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus's second term as the leader of the 74-year-old U.N. health agency gets underway amid private criticism by some donors that the management is too bloated.
