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The Global Health Watch is a broad collaboration of public health experts, non-governmental organizations, civil society activists, community groups, health workers and academics. It was initiated by the People's Health Movement, Global Equity Gauge Alliance and Medact as a platform of resistance to neoliberal dominance in health.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Section A: The Global Political and Economic Architecture A1: Sustainable Development Goals in the age of Neoliberalism A2: 'Leave No One Behind' - Are SDGs the way forward? A3: Advances and Setbacks towards a Single Public Health System in Latin America A4: Structural Roots of Migration Section B: Health Systems: Current Issues and Debates B1: Universal Health Coverage: Only About Financial Protection? B2: Revitalizing Community Control in Primary Health Care B3: Healthcare in the USA: Understanding the Medical-Industrial Complex B4 : Contexualizing the Struggle of Health Workers in South Africa B5: The 'New' Karolinska Hospital: How PPPs Undermine Public Services B6: Access to Healthcare of Migrants in the EU B7: Informalisation of Employment in Public Health Services in South Asia Section C: Beyond Healthcare C1: Climate Change, Environmental Degradation and Health: Confronting the Realities C2: Gendered Approach to Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights C3: Health Reforms in Chile: Lack of Progress in Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights C4: Trade Agreements and Health of Workers C5 : Public Health in the Extractive Sector in East and Southern Africa C6: The War on Drugs: From Law Enforcement to Public Health Section D: Watching D1: Money Talks at the World Health Organization D2: Private Philanthropic Foundations: What do they mean for Global Health? D3: Management Consulting Firms in Global Health D4: GAVI and Global Fund: Private Governance Structures Trump Public Oversight in Public Private Partnerships D5: Investment Treaties: Holding Governments to Ransom D6: Framing of Health as a Security Issue D7: Politics of Data, Information and Knowledge D8: Access and Benefit Sharing: The Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework D9: Total Sanitation Programs at the Cost of Human Dignity Section E: Resistance, Actions and Change E1: Social Movements Defend Progressive Health Reforms in El Salvador E2: Contestations Concerning Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition in India E3: People living with HIV in India: The Struggle for Access E4: Community Engagement in the Struggle for Health in Italy
Introduction Section A: The Global Political and Economic Architecture A1: Sustainable Development Goals in the age of Neoliberalism A2: 'Leave No One Behind' - Are SDGs the way forward? A3: Advances and Setbacks towards a Single Public Health System in Latin America A4: Structural Roots of Migration Section B: Health Systems: Current Issues and Debates B1: Universal Health Coverage: Only About Financial Protection? B2: Revitalizing Community Control in Primary Health Care B3: Healthcare in the USA: Understanding the Medical-Industrial Complex B4 : Contexualizing the Struggle of Health Workers in South Africa B5: The 'New' Karolinska Hospital: How PPPs Undermine Public Services B6: Access to Healthcare of Migrants in the EU B7: Informalisation of Employment in Public Health Services in South Asia Section C: Beyond Healthcare C1: Climate Change, Environmental Degradation and Health: Confronting the Realities C2: Gendered Approach to Reproductive and Sexual Health and Rights C3: Health Reforms in Chile: Lack of Progress in Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights C4: Trade Agreements and Health of Workers C5 : Public Health in the Extractive Sector in East and Southern Africa C6: The War on Drugs: From Law Enforcement to Public Health Section D: Watching D1: Money Talks at the World Health Organization D2: Private Philanthropic Foundations: What do they mean for Global Health? D3: Management Consulting Firms in Global Health D4: GAVI and Global Fund: Private Governance Structures Trump Public Oversight in Public Private Partnerships D5: Investment Treaties: Holding Governments to Ransom D6: Framing of Health as a Security Issue D7: Politics of Data, Information and Knowledge D8: Access and Benefit Sharing: The Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework D9: Total Sanitation Programs at the Cost of Human Dignity Section E: Resistance, Actions and Change E1: Social Movements Defend Progressive Health Reforms in El Salvador E2: Contestations Concerning Management of Severe Acute Malnutrition in India E3: People living with HIV in India: The Struggle for Access E4: Community Engagement in the Struggle for Health in Italy
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