Unpacking Social Protection for Health Equity (Webinar)

Be a part of the WHO International Data Community for Well being Fairness (GKNHE) and the WHO Collaborating Centre on Well being in All Insurance policies and the Social Determinants of Well being for a webinar specializing in exploring the position of social safety in advancing well being fairness, and the way social safety measures can deal with systemic limitations to well being. 

Aims

• Perceive the hyperlinks between social safety and the social determinants of well being fairness, specializing in how these measures deal with systemic limitations to well being.
• Be taught from specialists and nation companions about methods for leveraging social safety measures to boost well being fairness, together with coverage integration and cross-sector/intersectoral collaboration.
• Interact in a panel dialogue with specialists and nation companions on challenges and alternatives, adopted by a Q&A.

Goal audiences

This webinar is meant for policymakers, authorities officers, and different stakeholders concerned in social safety and well being fairness. It’s going to additionally profit researchers, practitioners, and advocates engaged on social determinants of well being and social safety sectors.

Programme

Welcome and introductions

Etienne Krug, Director, Division of Social Determinants of Well being, WHO

Creating a Joint Initiative for Common Well being Protection for All and Common Social Safety and Providers

Lou Tessier, Well being Safety Specialist, Common Social Safety Division, Worldwide Labour Group

Consultants and Nation Experiences in Social Safety and Providers and the Social Determinants of Well being Fairness

Facilitated by Dr Nicole Valentine, Technical Officer, Fairness and Well being, Social Safety lead, Social Determinants of Well being, World Well being Group

“The position of social safety in reaching inhabitants well being fairness” – Dr Wanga Zembe, Senior Specialist Social Scientist, Well being Programs Analysis Unit, Medical Analysis Council, South Africa

“A brand new eco-social contract for social and environmental justice – transformative parts for the 2nd World Summit for Social Growth” – Dr Katja Hujo, Head of Bonn Workplace, Senior Analysis Coordinator, United Nations Analysis Institute for Social Growth