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Constituency Week
Conciliation Committee
02.03.2010
09:00 - 18:00
Delivering the Right to Health with the Health MDGs
Action for Global Health
Rue du Commerce 41
B-1000 Brussels
Phone: + 32 2 503 2837
Fax: + 32 2 502 6203
Email: brussels@actionforglobalhealth.eu
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URL of event
09:00 - 18:00
Delivering the Right to Health with the Health MDGs
Action for Global Health
Rue du Commerce 41
B-1000 Brussels
Phone: + 32 2 503 2837
Fax: + 32 2 502 6203
Email: brussels@actionforglobalhealth.eu
Link to the organizer
URL of event
Conference / Convention
Type of Event
Health
Policy Field of Event
Registration required
Limitation
Sabine Terlecki
Officer
Communication and Advocacy
Phone: +32 2 504 6053
Email: conference@actionforglobalhealth.eu
Officer
Communication and Advocacy
Phone: +32 2 504 6053
Email: conference@actionforglobalhealth.eu
Contact
European Parliament, ASP 3C50 Room
Brussels
Brussels
Location of event
The workshop will offer participants the opportunity to discuss how in the current EU aid architecture and with an increased shift towards alignment and harmonization at the country level, targeted funding for health does not decrease and the individual health MDGs continue to be addressed. It will look specifically at how ODA for health which is spent at the country level can be monitored by civil society. The opportunities for generating additional resources for health through innovative financing mechanisms, such as the Currency Transaction Levy, will also be discussed.
The workshop will offer participants the opportunity to discuss how communities at the country level contribute to health systems strengthening and what the EU could do to promote comprehensive and strong primary health care systems. It will also address the critical shortage of health workers in developing countries and what should be done by the EU to solve this situation.
The workshop will offer participants the opportunity to discuss how the EU can support and be more proactive in its own policies with regard to the delivery of health care fee at the point of use in developing countries and guarantee more effective policies to enable vulnerable groups, in particular women and girls, to access their right to free and adequate health services. It will also look at how the EU could promote the IHP+ Guidelines on civil society involvement and ensure meaningful civil society involvement in the development of national health plans.
The workshop will offer participants the opportunity to discuss how communities at the country level contribute to health systems strengthening and what the EU could do to promote comprehensive and strong primary health care systems. It will also address the critical shortage of health workers in developing countries and what should be done by the EU to solve this situation.
The workshop will offer participants the opportunity to discuss how the EU can support and be more proactive in its own policies with regard to the delivery of health care fee at the point of use in developing countries and guarantee more effective policies to enable vulnerable groups, in particular women and girls, to access their right to free and adequate health services. It will also look at how the EU could promote the IHP+ Guidelines on civil society involvement and ensure meaningful civil society involvement in the development of national health plans.
Infos
Soraya Rodriguez, Charles Michel, Laszlo Varkonyi, Andris Pielbags.
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