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FW: text for equidad mailing listFrom: Ruggiero, Mrs. Ana Lucia (WDC) 

The WHR2005 Policy Briefs: Moving Ahead
            World Health Report - World Health Organization, Geneva

Available online at: 

Spanish:   http://www.who.int/whr/2005/resenas_politicas/es/index.html

Reseña de políticas del Informe sobre la salud en el mundo 2005: progreso [pdf 611kb]
Reseña de políticas No 1 - Integración de los programas de salud de la madre, el recién nacido y el niño [pdf 623kb]
Reseña de políticas No 2 - Rehabilitación del personal: clave para expandir la salud de la madre, el recién nacido y el niño [pdf 679kb] 
Reseña de políticas No 3 - Acceso a la atención y protección financiera para todos [pdf 606kb] 
Reseña de políticas No 4 - Trabajar con organizaciones de la sociedad civil [pdf 610kb]

English:   http://www.who.int/whr/2005/policy_briefs/en/index.html

Policy briefs: moving ahead [pdf 376kb] 
Policy brief one: integrating maternal, newborn and child health programmes [pdf 222kb] 
Policy brief two: rehabilitating the workforce: the key to scaling up MNCH [pdf 511kb] 
Policy brief three: access to care and financial protection for all [pdf 413kb] 
Policy brief four: working with civil society organizations [pdf 1.24Mb]



French:   http://www.who.int/whr/2005/policy_briefs/fr/index.html

Notes d'orientation politique sur le Rapport sur la Santé dans le Monde, 2005 : aller de l'avant [pdf 603kb] 
Notes d'orientation politique Un Intégrer les programmes de santé maternelle, néonatale et de l'enfant [pdf 657kb] 
Notes d'orientation politique deux Améliorer le sort du personnel : l'élément clé pour développer les soins aux mères, aux nouveau-nés et aux enfants [pdf 743kb] 
Notes d'orientation politique trois L'accès aux soins et à une protection financière pour tous [pdf 630kb] 
Notes d'orientation politique quatre Collaborer avec la société civile [pdf 1.47Mb]

"..This set of policy briefs comes as a companion to the 2005 World Health Report "Make every mother and child count". In conjunction with the Report they are intended to structure the dialogue with policy and opinion makers - primarily from the health sector, but also beyond - on moving towards universal access to care for mothers, newborns and children (MNC). Policy makers need to tackle the root causes of maternal, newborn and child ill-health: inequity, poverty, gender inequality and underdevelopment. But they also need to gear up their health systems so that the basic right of access to care is made into a reality. The policy briefs focus on programmatic development as well as on overcoming the main system constraints to scaling up. MNCH programmes cannot thrive without sound health systems; health systems fail to respond to the needs and the demand of the population they are meant to serve if they do not have MNCH at the core of their preoccupations..". From: Manuel, Annick [mailto:manuela at who.int]



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