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Canadian Public Health Association 2008 Annual Conference Halifax, Nova Scotia June 1-4, 2008

Canadian Public Health Association 2008 Annual Conference Halifax, Nova Scotia June 1-4, 2008. addressing inequalities in health through intersectoral action. * Antonio Ivo, Dean, National School of Public Health (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)

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Canadian Public Health Association 2008 Annual Conference Halifax, Nova Scotia June 1-4, 2008

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  1. Canadian Public Health Association 2008 Annual Conference Halifax, Nova Scotia June 1-4, 2008 addressing inequalities in health through intersectoral action * Antonio Ivo, Dean, National School of Public Health (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) * Carlos dos Santos Silva, Executive Coordinator of the CPHA Intersectoral Action for Health (Canada/Brazil) Project * Simone Moyses, University of Paraná and Local Coordinator (Curitiba, Brazil) * Alvaro Matida, Executive Director, ABRASCO (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Moderator * Helena Monteiro, Coordinator, CPHA Intersectoral Action for Health (Canada/Brazil) Project

  2. brazilian association of collective health Mission To support individuals and institutions working with teaching, research, cooperation, and services in Public and Collective Health, aimed at expanding professional capacity to deal with the health problems of the Brazilian population.

  3. brazilian association of collective health science health academy di

  4. Knowledge management and institutional development Advocacy - Political and institutional representation and action International cooperation National agenda International agenda

  5. Knowledge management and institutional development • to give consultancies and to promote forums; congresses and seminars - strengthening communications and information between individual and institutional members; • to enhance the Association’s interaction of political and academic representation with teaching and research centers and individuals and organizations focusing on sector and inter-sector social policies relevant to the Unified National Health System and the development of Collective Health in Brazil; • to cooperate in the development of a political agenda within the National Forum of Coordinators of Graduate Studies Programs in Collective Health; • to product, edict and to distribute of the Revista Ciência em Saúde Coletiva and Revista Brasileira de Epidemiologia; as well as to promote the modernization of the ABRASCO newsletter and webpage www.abrasco.org.br • to contribute in programs and projects management (Abrasco Technical Committees and Work Groups)

  6. Advocacy - Political and institutional representation and action • political representation and technical cooperation with the Ministry of Health, the National Health Council and its technical committees and chambers, the National Council of State Health Secretaries (CONASS), the National Council of Municipal Health Secretaries (CONASEMS); • contributing with the Council of Representatives of the National Coordination of Capacity Building on Graduated Studies (CAPES). • fostering in the development of the political agenda of the National Forum of Teaching and Researching Programs Coordinators on Collective / Public Health ; • co - producing and developing the political agenda of the Forum of Brazilian Health Reform together with other civil organizations •   participation in the National Parliamentary Health Forum (supra-party forum with federal senators and parliamentarians)

  7. International cooperation • cooperation with five major international movements • The World Federation of Public Health Associations and its members-associations’ agenda: • ongoing and emerging projects, particularly the WFPHA Strategic Plan (2008-10); • to attend national and international meetings; and • to contribute in the development of the Planning Committee of the 12th World Congress on Public Health in Istanbul, Turkey, in 2009 http://www.worldpublichealth2009.org/ • The Working Plan of the Brazilian Committee on Social Determinants of Health (BCSDH) http://www.determinantes.fiocruz.brin close partnership with the International Committee on Social Determinants of Health (WHO).

  8. International cooperation • cooperation with five major international movements • to foster the definition of a common agenda with Latin American partners - the Latin American and Caribbean Association of Public Health Schools (ALAESP), the Latin American Association of Social Medicine(ALAMES), the Pan-American Health Organization (PAHO/WHO-Br). • to establish and to promote new partnership - working plan to jointly host the Brazilian Congress of Epidemiology and the Congress of the International Epidemiological Association (IEA) - in September 2008 in the city of Porto Alegre, Brazil http://www.epi2008.com.br • to cooperate in the development of international health projects – IAHP Project

  9. IAHP Project • Objectives • To strengthen local capacity to develop and implement health promotion and intersectoral collaboration initiatives • To create a conceptual framework for health promotion and intersectoral collaboration interventions to guide their practice • To promote a network of people and organizations to lead health promotion and intersectoral collaboration initiatives • To support the systematization and dissemination of experiences.

  10. Alma Ata Declaration Ottawa charter Millennium Development Goals Intersectoral action on Health - IAH Social Determinants of Health National agenda on IAH International agenda on IAH

  11. National/International agendas on IAH Canadian perspective

  12. MAIS SAÚDE http://bvsms.saude.gov.br/bvs/pacsaude/programa.php Brazilian Committee on Social Determinants of Health (BCSDH) http://www.determinantes.fiocruz.br TERRITÓRIOS DA CIDADANIA http://www.territoriosdacidadania.gov.br/dotlrn/clubs/territriosrurais/one- community II SEMINÁRIO SOBRE EFETIVIDADE EM PROMOÇÃO DA SAÚDE http://www.metodoeventosrio.com/efetividade/ National /International agendas on IAH Brazilian perspective

  13. WFPHA IUHPE IANPHI NATIONAL SCHOOLS OF PH ALAMES ALAESP PEOPLE HEALTH MOVEMENT and others International agendas on IAH

  14. there is a growing consensus that, without a global and effective effort, we will not reach the MDG Rio Declaration, August 2006

  15. Recognizing the enormous impact of poverty, famine, conflicts inner and inter nations, global warming, etc, etc is not enough! To national governments and to the UN organisms, there is an urgent need for effective responses. To civil societies movements, there is an urgent need for a comprehensive and solidarity agenda for warranty the human rights and the health of our people. Let’s joint the voice of those claiming for a new social contract toward international public health. Paulo Buss President of the World Federation of Public Health Associations (2008-2010)

  16. ‘(...) We all know that the greatest challenges on Public Health will not be solved only by improving attention for sick people (…) thus, for Brazilian people to achieve better health it’s mandatory that the State and the Society joint together to implement intersectoral actions and policies.’ José Gomes Temporão – Minister of Health Salvador – August 2007

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