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- 2011 Political Declaration: Targets and elimination commitments
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- Advancing the health systems strengthening debate
- Representatives from G8 and non-G8 countries, international organizations, foundations and civil society are in Tokyo, Japan to further health systems strengthening. The International Conference on Global Action for Health System Strengthening took place from 3-4 November as a follow-up to the July 2008 Toyako G8 Summit. The conference aims to keep global health high on the agenda of G8 leaders and to develop a coordinated framework to better align global health initiatives.
- International Health Partnership launches new web site
- The International Health Partnership (IHP+) has launched a public web site to facilitate the dissemination of information and tools related to strengthening health systems and services.
- Partnerships and linking for action
- UNAIDS Executive Director Dr Peter Piot gave the following plenary speech on "Partnerships and linking for action" at the first ever Global Forum on Human Resources for Health in Kampala, Uganda from March 2-7, 2008. The GHWA, hosted and administered by the World Health Organization (WHO), has been created to identify and implement solutions to the health workforce crisis.
- Health workforce crisis limits AIDS response
- The first ever Global Forum on Human Resources for Health is being held this week in Kampala. We explore what the health workforce crisis is and how it is impacting on the AIDS response.
- Addressing the health worker shortage crisis
- One of the major constraints to addressing both the AIDS epidemic and global access to essential health care services is the serious shortage of healthcare workers.
- International Health Partnership launch
- Leaders from donor countries, funding organizations, developing nations, and international agencies are coming together in London today (Wednesday 5 September) to launch a new international partnership aimed at improving healthcare systems in the developing world.