Opportunities for Civil Society input
Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 9:40PM
The deadline has now passed for applications for organizing the regional and global civil society consultations.
Civil society organizations can however respond to the Call for Papers up to 15 December 2012.
Many sexual and reproductive health NGOs have contributed papers and statements towards the development of a Civil Society Position Paper for the consultation on health in the post-2015 UN development agenda. The areas, as identified by Medicus Mundi International, the co-ordinators for Beyond 2015, correspond to one or more of the key themes (see also guiding questions and sub-questions) of the UN consultation:
1. What are the lessons learnt from the health related MDGs?
2. What is the priority health agenda for the 15 years after 2015?
3. Framing the future health goal: How does health fit in the post 2015 development agenda?
4. Measurement of progress towards the health goals: What are the best indicators and targets?
5. How to ensure a process and outcome that is relevant to the key stakeholders?
The following papers have been received by Medicus Mundi International:
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2012/11/05 |
DRAFT: Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Health the Post-2015 Development Agenda. International Women’s Health Coalition (received from Shannon Kowalsky) |
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2012/11/05 |
Submission to the Beyond 2015 Position Paper on Health. International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (received from Peter Ackland) |
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2012/11/05 |
Submission to Beyond 2015: Health and NCDs in the post-2015 development agenda. The NCD Alliance (received from Ariella Rojhani) |
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2012/11/05 |
A short contribution by Claudio Schuftan, People's Health Movement |
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2012/11/05 |
Post-2015 health agenda. Initial input by the People's Health Movement (received from Natelie Eggermont) |
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2012/11/05 |
Population dynamics and sexual and reproductive health and rights: Critical cross-cutting issues for the post-2015 development agenda. Input by Population and Sustainability Network (received from Sarah Fisher) |
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2012/11/05 |
Population and Sustainability Network: Contribution to the International Development Committee Inquiry on Post-2015 Development Goals, October 2012 (received from Sarah Fisher) |
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2012/11/05 |
Sexual and reproductive health and rights – An important pillar for fulfilling the right to health in the post-2015 development agenda. Input by Marianne Haslegrave and Stan Bernstein, Commat |
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2012/11/05 |
Health in the post-2015 agenda. "very draft" Save the Children discussion piece, for lead authors onl (received from Lara Brearley) |
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2012/11/05 |
Beyond 2015 position paper on health: Sightsavers submission (received from Helen Hamilton) |
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2012/11/05 |
The need for inclusion of persons with disabilities in the post-2015 development framework on health. International Disability Alliance (received from Ellen Walker) |
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2012/11/02 |
The Framework Convention on Global Health (FCGH) and the post-2015 development agenda: Incorporating the principles of an FCGH into the new development goals. Joint Action and Learning Initiative on National and Global Responsibilities for Health (received from Eric A. Friedman) |
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2012/11/02 |
Resume of the AfGH contribution to the EC consultation on post-MDGs, August 2012. Action for Global health (received from Emilie Peeters) |
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Civil society call for action on universal health coverage, May 2012 (received from Emilie Peeters) |
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2012/11/01 |
HIV, health and the post-2015 development agenda. Stop AIDS Alliance (received from Sabrina Erné) |
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2012/10/31 |
Health in the post-2015 Global Development Framework. UK-based global health networks' common "must-haves" (received from Rebecka Rosenquist) |
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2012/10/31 |
Submission to IDC Inquiry on post-2015 development goals. Action for Global Health UK (received from Rebecka Rosenquist) |
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2012/10/30 |
Response from HelpAge International. Authors: Mark Gorman and Paul Ong |
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2012/10/30 |
Health in the post 2015 development framework. Women Deliver's key statements (received from Joanna Hoffmann) |
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2012/10/29 |
Initial ideas on health in the post 2015 development framework. Mariska Meurs and Remco van de Pas, Wemos |
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2012/10/25 |
All together defining the role of health _in the world we want after 2015? Thomas Schwarz, MMI, presentation at AFGH conference in Madrid |
PPT/PDF (3 MB) |
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2012/10/22 |
One of the principal health priorities should be family planning. Simon Ross, Population Matters |
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2012/10/08 |
Are you MDG-skeptic? I am. Claudio Schuftan, People's Health Movement (2010) |