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Building Momentum: Global Progress Toward Reducing Maternal and Child Mortality
IHME launched its policy report, Building Momentum: Global Progress Toward Reducing Maternal and Child Mortality, at the Women Deliver conference in Washington, DC, on June 7, 2010. This detailed report includes data on mortality trends for more than 180 countries over two decades.
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Author | Alan Lopez, Rafael Lozano and Christopher J.L. Murray |
Type | Paper |
Subject | Child health Maternal health |
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Intergovernmental Organisations Committee - First Report
We were appointed in November 2007 as a new ad hoc Select Committee of the House of Lords to review the effectiveness with which intergovernmental organisations (IGOs) are operating in specific fields and how the UK is making use of its membership of those organisations to ensure that their objectives are being met. For our first inquiry we have examined how IGOs are tackling the global spread of infectious diseases.
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Type | Paper |
Subject | New and emerging infectious diseases Regulation and governance |
Tags | UK report |
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Making Gender a Global Health Priority: A Report of the CSIS Global Health Policy Center
This report proposes that a gender-focused approach to global health build on four cornerstones:
- maternal child health and family planning
- infectious diseases that disproportionately affect women
- gender-based violence
- food security.
These areas are clearly linked and underscore the importance of an integrated, comprehensive global health policy. To operationalize this approach, the report focuses on three key recommendations for the Obama administration:
- require a gender lens in program design and implementation,
- support capacity strengthening and resource mobilization, and
- coordinate among U.S. government agencies and promote U.S. global leadership.
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Author | Janet Fleischman |
Type | Paper |
Subject | Gender and health |
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Migration of Health Professionals in Six Countries: A Synthesis Report
It is hoped that this report will generate interest in further study of the issues relating to the migration of health professionals in Africa. The report provides useful insights and details that can assist policymakers in making informed decisions. In view of the important effects of the migration of health professionals on Africa’s largely rural populations, the report proposes comprehensive and integrated approaches that, if implemented, should be able to reduce the outward flow of professionals from the health sector.
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Type | Paper |
Subject | Migration of health professionals |
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Millennium Development Goals Report Card: Measuring Progress Across Countries
This report presents data on how countries are closing in on the MDG targets. It unpacks the targets and indicators to map out how the development process is playing out across countries and continents. It goes beyond standard global and country-level assessments to provide insights into how these gains are being shared across income, rural-urban and gender groups. It identi?es the ‘star’ performers that have made the greatest gains, shines a light on unexpected outcomes from the pursuit of the MDG targets and sounds out warnings where progress has stalled or is heading in the wrong direction.
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Type | Document |
Subject | Millennium Development Goals |
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TIME TO ACT: The Global Emergency of Non-Communicable Diseases
On 19 May 2009, the International Diabetes Federation (IDF), World Heart Federation (WHF) and International Union Against Cancer (UICC) held a joint event during the 62nd World Health Assembly. The three federations, speaking as the global voices for diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer, joined together to highlight the urgent need to take action against the global epidemic of non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
This report contains a selection of quotes from the event and also features a variety of guest perspectives on the growing threat of NCDs.
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Type | Document |
Subject | Non-communicable diseases |
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