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GLOBAL CRISIS, LOCAL SOLUTIONS: HOW TO REVOLUTIONIZE AND IMPLEMENT COMMUNITY-BASED MENTAL HEALTH CARE
Globally, the ripple effects from the COVID-19 pandemic, increasing forced migration, and a rise in human rights violations have accelerated the mental health crisis. This crisis is only expected to worsen, and providing care to those affected will become even harder. The WHO projects a deficit of 10 million health care professionals worldwide by 2030. Luckily, many communities across the globe are stepping up to the plate to increase access to care; however, this is just one of the hurdles we face. Community stigma, economic mobility, and gender are all contributing factors that must be addressed through locally sustainable treatment options. From partnerships between community stakeholders and medical professionals, to unlikely community and school interventions, it will take all of us to find solutions that ultimately lead to a healthier global community.
PARTICIPANTS
RODRIGO BARRAZA Regional Co-Director of the Americas - Global Fund for Children
MAHMOUD KHEDR Co-Founder and CEO, FloraMind
HAROLD KOPLEWICZ Founding President and Medical Director - Child Mind Institute
RANDA LOUTFI Director of Programs - SAMS Foundation
AIJA MAYROCK Bestselling Author, Poet, and Writer -
MICHAEL REICHERT Executive Director - Center for the Study of Boys' and Girls' Lives, University of Pennsylvania
MICHELLE TERRY Chief Executive Officer - Movember
Among other things: candle and hat, ladle, cap lamps, ore rake, assay crucibles, spalling hammers and bucker.
2021-11-04: President of African Development Bank Group, Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina delivering his speech during the COP26 - Accelerating the implementation of the Desert to power programme to build back better from covid at the African Pavillion, blue zone hall4, Glasglow.
07.04.2021 Dezbaterea strategiei privind asigurarea independenței și integrității sectorului justiției pentru anii 2021-2024 și a Planului de acțiuni pentru implementarea acesteia
Jamie Ross, Fiona Stevenson, Kingshuk Pal and Elizabeth Murray
Background: The internet is increasingly utilised to deliver healthcare however, implementation has proved inconsistent. With an increasing number of interventions being developed, understanding the process of successful implementation is important for full potential to be realised. The implementation of an internet self-management programme for type 2 diabetes (HeLP-Diabetes) into routine NHS practice is evaluated.
Methods: A longitudinal mixed methods study. Data is collected to describe the number and type of services and patients who adopt HeLP-Diabetes. Semi-structured interviews are conducted with patients and health professionals to explore implementation and use.
Results: Preliminary findings will be presented on: Uptake and use of HeLP-Diabetes by patients and health professionals and strategies successful in facilitating implementation; findings from interviews with key stakeholders and patients which explore the barriers and facilitators to successful implementation and patient adoption and use.
Conclusions: This study provides data on what happens when an internet intervention is made available to health services and patients in the ‘real world’. Implementation studies are essential for commissioners of healthcare, researchers and developers as they provide valuable data on what happens to interventions in routine practice, and what actions and resources are needed for successful implementation and realisation of potential benefits.
Se inauguró, el nuevo Medisol Virgen de Fátima, junto a la iglesia del mismo nombre. Fotos: José Luis Llivisaca / Municipio de Cuenca
Some places want to be photographed. This is one of them.
The two buildings here have intrigued me since the first time I passed them in 2005. To me, this dusk shot seems to somehow best capture the feel of the place.
No idea how long it's been closed, but judging from the weeds and state of the building, at least 15 years.
The ‘Global NDC Conference 2017: integrated governance, finance and transparency for delivering climate goals’ took place in Berlin, Germany, from 2 – 6 May 2017. The conference was jointly organized by the LEDS GP, the GIZ Support Project for the Implementation of the Paris Agreement (SPA), and the UNDP Low Emission Capacity Building (LECB) Programme, in collaboration with the NDC Partnership.
Find out more about the Conference here: ledsgp.org/2017/05/global-ndc-conference-2017-integrated-...
Find out more about LEDS GP at www.ledsgp.org
1 December - Workshop on "Implementing the Urban Agenda for the EU: A Smart City Approach"
Belgium - Brussels - November 2016
© European Union / Nina Paukovic
Raffaele Cattaneo, President of the COTER commission of the European Committee of the Regions;
Eugenia Kazamaki Ottersten, Head of Division on Smart Development at the JASPERS Directorate in the European Investment Bank;
Rudiger Ahrend, Head of the Urban Development Programme, OECD
The conference on "SDGs Implementation in Africa - Reflections on a three Year Journey | Kigali, 14 June 2019
The conference on "SDGs Implementation in Africa - Reflections on a three Year Journey | Kigali, 14 June 2019
19th Regional Meeting focuses on national implementation, strengthening legislation, expanding CWC outreach, and notes OPCW’s ongoing capacity building programme for the continent, despite global pandemic
Miguel Angel Mancera implemento SaludArte programa de Gobierno de la Ciudad de México que ofrece educación para la vida a los niños y niñas de cien escuelas primarias públicas marginadas del DF. Foto Octavio Nava
La selección ecuatoriana de karate recibió implementos y suplementos con una inversión de más $10.000 por parte del Ministerio del Deporte
Empower Women to Counter Terrorism
Erbil, 03 August 2015 – “Women can be powerful poles for positive change and participate in innovative efforts to inform, shape and implement policies and programs to mitigate the effects of conflict and violent radicalization”, said Gyorgy Busztin, Deputy Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General for Iraq (DSRSG), at the opening of the two-day National Conference on ‘Empowering Women to Address the Impact of Terrorism’.
The Conference, which brings together key government and United Nations officials, religious leaders, civil society representatives, and representatives of the international community, is jointly organized by the UN, the State Ministry of Women’s Affairs and the Kurdistan Region’s High Council of Women’s Affairs.
The conference will focus on the impact of violent extremism and terrorism on Iraqi women and girls, particularly those from minorities’ communities; empowering women to counter radicalization and combat terrorism; participation of women in social cohesion and reconciliation; creating opportunities to enhance women’s representation and participation in power and decision-making; the role of the media and the internet in countering extremism; effective partnering in implementing frameworks on women, peace and security; and the role of women in building peace.
Moreover, the Conference builds on the regional conference “Women’s Resistance to Extremism and Terrorism and their Struggle for Rights, Peace and Security”, held in May 2015 in Erbil and on the endorsement of the Special Emergency Plan on the Implementation of Security Council Resolution 1325 by the Council of Ministers in May as well. The Special Emergency Plan takes into consideration the impact of the current fight against ISIL on women, peace and security.
“Iraq is particularly well placed to host this conference, being the first country in the Middle East and North Africa region to have a National Action Plan to implement SCR 1325”, said DSRSG Busztin, while underscoring that “within families, women’s traditional roles allow them to shape familial and social norms and promote increased tolerance and non-violent political and civic engagement”.
“Countering terrorism policies need to take into account how terrorism impacts women and to ensure that they do not lead to negative and unintended consequences on women”, he stressed.
It is expected that the conference will adopt a set of recommendations outlining key actions to advance the women, peace and security agenda; ensure women participation in countering terrorism efforts; and prevent and respond to sexual violence in conflict.
The conference is a response to United Nations Security Council Resolution 2178 of September 2014, which called for the first time for the empowerment of women to counter violent extremism.
Photos by UNAMI PIO.
As part of the implementation of its national SME development strategy, the Government of the DRC obtained a loan from the International Development Association (IDA) to finance the "Support Project for the Development of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises", PADMPME.
Created in 2005, following the evaluation forum of the Congolese Women's Caucus, CAFCO is a platform of women from civil society and political parties committed to the promotion of women's specific human rights and the protection of the population's welfare.
The first week of October 2022, UN Women gave business registers to the first cohort of women who volunteered for formalization with the support of CAFCO. The event took place in the Mont Ngafula commune in Kinshasa.
Photo credit: UN Women/Yulia Panevina
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Dans le cadre de la mise en œuvre de sa stratégie nationale de développement des PME, le Gouvernement de la RDC a obtenu de l’Association Internationale de Développement (IDA) un crédit pour financer le « Projet d’Appui au Développement des Micro, Petites et Moyennes Entreprises », PADMPME.
Créé en 2005, suite au forum d'évaluation du Caucus des femmes congolaises, CAFCO est une plateforme de femmes de la société civile et des partis politiques engagés dans la promotion des droits humains spécifiques des femmes et la protection du bien-être de la population.
La première semaine d'octobre 2022, ONU Femmes a remis des registres commerciaux à la première cohorte de femmes qui se sont portées volontaires pour la formalisation avec le soutien de CAFCO. L'événement a eu lieu dans la commune de Mont Ngafula à Kinshasa.
Crédit photo : ONU Femmes/Yulia Panevina
In Colombia, the UNDP-FAO SCALA programme focuses on the development of territorial capacities, tools, and information for the implementation of adaptation actions in different geographical areas and priority agricultural value chains such as coffee, rice, maize, meat, dairy, sugarcane, and cocoa.
SCALA also supported the design of a diploma in 'Food Sustainability for Climate Action', which offers scholarships and training to leaders of farmers' organizations. SCALA's work in the country has enabled the creation and implementation of four Community Climate Action Laboratories in the Moorland areas, with the participation of local associations such as Corcunpaz, Fortaleza de la Montaña and Asoproquinoa, which are scaling up and implementing adaptation and conservation models specific to each of their biodiverse production landscapes.
As part of a programme documentary, UNDP Colombia explores the lives of three paramo women leading their rural communities in the search for climate change adaptation measures in the Sumapaz and Chingaza paramos (high-elevation grasslands), ecosystems that provide water to more than 20 million people in Colombia's eastern mountain range.
Water is becoming increasingly scarce and inaccessible, threatening the livelihoods of farmers and the natural environment that surrounds them. These women are forging a collective path toward peace and sustainability.
Photo credit: UNDP Colombia
police implement there sweep and clear tactic while youths throw bottles bricks and improvised explosive devices
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