Consultation on the draft "Health in All Policies HIAP Framework
for Country Action" and
the Conference Statement of 8th Global Conference on Health Promotion
The
proposed drafts can be viewed here: http://bit.ly/YFfud3
The
focus of the 8th Global Conference on Health Promotion is
on how to promote health and equity by implementing the Health in All Policies
approach.
The key
outcomes of Conference are a "Health in
All Policies (HiAP) Framework for Country Action” HIAP http://bit.ly/12uO09f
and a Conference Statement. http://bit.ly/10ucYCQ
The
Framework will give countries concrete guidance on how to implement Health in
All Policies and the Statement will call for action to achieve improved health
and equity.
In support of this process, WHO is
holding a web-based consultation from 9 May
2013 to 19 May 2013, to gather comments on the draft HiAP Framework
for Country Action and the Conference Statement.
The consultation is being run by the
Health Promotion Unit of WHO.
The web-based consultation,
undertaken through the Conference Website, is administered by WHO and the local
organizer, Ministry of Social Affairs and
Interested
parties are invited to send their comments directly to [log in to unmask]
This consultation aims to share with
a broader audience of public health practitioners the draft Framework and
Statement as well as to invite comments from a wider group of stakeholders on
the drafts.
These drafts will be further revised
in light of the comments to be received from this web-based consultation. The
revised drafts will then become the Conference drafts to be discussed by all
expert participants at the Conference and will be further revised accordingly.
The Framework will be finalized after the Conference and will put on the
Conference Website by 31 August 2013.
The Statement will be endorsed by the participants at the Conference and put on
the Conference Website by Monday 17 June, 2013.
Background Materials
WHO and
Finnish Ministry of Health and Social Welfare: 8th Global Conference on Health
Promotion Website
Finnish
Book produced for the European Union (EU) Presidency: Health in All Policies -
Prospects and potentials
European
Union Policy Brief: Health in All Policies in the European Union and its member
states:
http://bit.ly/PXsSRU
New
book: Intersectoral Governance for Health in All Policies
WHO
booklet: Intersectoral action on health: A path for policy-makers to implement
effective and sustainable action on health
New
book forthcoming: A global contribution to the WHO Global Conference on Health
Promotion in Helsinki 2013: a Finnish book for the 8th Global Conference on
Health Promotion: http://bit.ly/N35cQ3
WHO and
the Government of South Australia: Adelaide Statement on Health in All
Policies: moving towards a shared governance for health and well-being
Consultation
Contact Information
Secretariat: World Health
Organization WHO
Leader: Health Promotion Unit, Dr
Kwok Cho Tang
Moderator: Health Promotion Unit, Dr
Timo Ståhl
K C Tang, Ph D -Coordinator, Health
Promotion -Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health Cluster - World Health
Organization WHO
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