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WHA66: Statement on Universal Health Coverage

 

Statement to the 66th session of the World Health Assembly
on agenda item 17.3 Universal Health Coverage

WHA66: Statement on MDG's and Post 2015 Agenda

Statement to the 66th session of the World Health Assembly

WHA66: Statement on Social Determinants of Health

Statement to the 66th session of the World Health Assembly
on agenda item 14.3 Social Determinants of Health

PHM SA: Public Meeting: No People's NHI without Community Health Care Workers

On 25th of May PHM South Africa is organising a Public Meeting in Cape Town!

CLICK HERE to read more and to be inspired!

WHO watch: Daily reports from WHA66

The WHO wathchers prepare a report of the activities and outcome of every day of the WHA66. Click on below links for the daily reports:

Day one: Monday 20 May

Day two: Tuesday 21 May

WHA66: Statement on General Program of Work

Statement to the 66th session of the World Health Assembly

WHA66: Statement on WHO reform

 

Statment to the 66th session of the World Health Assembly
on agenda item 11 WHO Reform
 

The People’s Health Movement’s Position on a Framework Convention for Global Health

The idea of a Framework Convention for Global Health (FCGH)has been promoted as an opportunity to advance global health equity and the right to health. The idea has promise but needs more thought regarding its risks, obstacles, and strategy. 

PHM Sri Lanka: Newsletter May 2013

Find out more on PHM Sri Lanka's activism by CLICKING HERE for their newsletter!
Content:

  • Vikalpanu Rise-Up on Women's Day in Sri Lanka.
  • Post 2015 Development Agenda
  • Activities conducted by PHM Sri Lanka
  • Sri Lanka PHM Chapter celebrating Women's Day
  • Today's teledrams and civil society responsability

PHM India: Universal health care in India: Making it public, making it a reality

The seemingly impressive growth of the Indian economy hides many social ills, one of which is the failure to provide health care for all. The 2012 release of the Planning Commission’s draft strategy for universal health coverage (UHC) was seen as an attempt to address the situation and it attracted considerable attention, and criticism. At the heart of the debate is the proposal that UHC could be best achieved through greater participation of the already dominant private sector, and by scaling up health insurance schemes.

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