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Click below to watch the webinar recording (on the NHCO YouTube channel).

The following presentations are also available for download:

• HiAPs (Health in All Policies)
  Weerasak Putthasri, National Health Commission Office (NHCO), Thailand
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• Post-COVID 19 Era: Inclusiveness is Critical to Prevent Social and Health Inequity
  Sharon Friel, Australian National University
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• HIAP & COVID IN NEW ZEALAND
  Anna Stevenson, Canterbury District Health Board
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• Active citizens and COVID-19: Thailand’s experience
  Warisa Panichkraengkrai
  International Health Policy Program (IHPP) Ministry of public health, Thailand

Webinar 2 – November 10, 2020: 10-11:30am EST

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Click below to watch the webinar recording (on the NCCHPP YouTube channel).

The following presentations are also available for download:

• Ilona Kickbusch, No PowerPoint presentation
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• Health in All Policies in the Time of Covid-19. What role for the health sector moving forward?
  Paul Kershaw, University of British Columbia
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• Health in All Policies (HiAP) in Local Health Department Response to COVID-19
  Bridget Kerner, National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO)
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• Health in All Policies in the Time of Covid-19. What role for the health sector moving forward?
  Taru Koivisto, Finland Ministry of Social Affairs and Health

 

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WEBINAR BACKGROUND

This webinar was organized by the National Health Commission Office of Thailand, the Global Network for Health in All Policies, the National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy, with the support of the World Health Organization.

COVID-19 has impacted almost all dimensions of society, including for example; health, the economy, and food security. We have learnt that this unprecedented pandemic cannot be handled by a government alone, rather it requires a range of stakeholders coming together with a common purpose; to fight against COVID-19 and its negative impacts. COVID-19 has highlighted that a multi-sectoral collaborative approach is essential in a time of crisis. However, implementing and maintaining this multi-sectoral approach during and post COVID-19 is a challenge. Once the crisis subsides will the lessons learnt on multi-sectoral collaboration fade away?  In this context, and as the pandemic evolves overtime, how can the health sector support multi-sectoral collaboration to address inequalities and act on the social determinants of health deeply affected by the COVID-19 pandemic?

This webinar looked to Health in All Policies (HiAP) for insight on how to move forward multi-sectoral collaboration and how the health sector can position itself to foster positive outcomes in terms of health equity.

OBJECTIVES

TARGET AUDIENCE

NGOs, CSOs, academia, government agencies from health and non-health sector from as well as members of the GNHiAP, and other networks.