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It is time again to give an update where the campaign has gone since the beginning of this year.

As many of you know, the campaign underwent an internal evaluation. A PHM committee was formed last year. It carried out a survey of around 20 campaign sites in as many countries. Once the results were in, a phone or skype follow-up contact was made to clarify issues and to gather additional information.
This valuable information was used by the committee in repeated skype meetings to draft a document outlining where the campaign is going to go from now on.

Priority health issues as identified by PHM circles implementing the Right to Health and Health Care Campaign (taken verbatim from their reports, October 2010)

 

PHM’s Right to Health Commission evaluating the Right to Health and Health Care Campaigns

(RTHC) has identified themes that are common among the many campaigns that are under way

in 17 PHM circles around the globe.

 

Since its formation following the ‘National Health Assembly’ in 2000, within Jan Swasthya Abhiyan (PHM-India) there has been a strong perspective to oppose the weakening of public health systems, to make health systems accountable and effective, to counter commercialization of health care, and to ensure access to health care for all within a broader ‘Right to health’ framework.

Read and download the Right to Health and Health Care Campaign (RTHHC) reports: