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Digital health, with the potential to leapfrog low- and middle-income countries toward greater social equity, economic growth and environmental sustainability, can play a key role in transforming the way we deliver health care.
Opinion: Universal health coverage and the power of partnerships
世界保健機関が「たばこ対策」へ民間主導の財団が与える影響に警鐘
"WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control Secretariat’s statement on the launch of the Foundation for a Smoke-Free World” WHO FCTC statement 19 September 2017
たばこの規制に関する世界保健機関枠組条約（WHO FCTC）はWHOの 元職員が参画しているスモークフリー・ワールド（Smoke-Free World）財団の設立はFCTCに全く関係がない。 また、民間（Philip Morris International: PMI（フィリップ モリス社にによる10億ドル規模の寄付））の援助の元運営されるスモークフリー・ワールド財団が行う、喫煙の代替措置としての電子タバコ（iQOS（アイコス）等）の普及等を目的とした調査研究の推進によって「喫煙が健康・社会・環境および経済に及ぼす悪影響から、現在および将来の世代を守ること」という目標の達成を妨げる。
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UHCを達成するためには，分野横断的な取組が必要です。都市に集中する人口，アジア諸国を中心とする高齢化といった社会の変革の中で，我々はUHCを追求する必要があります。我が国は，昨年「アジア健康構想」を策定し，高齢化社会とUHCに関する我々の経験をアジアの多くの国に共有する考えです。
第72回国連総会サイドイベント「UHC：万人の健康を通じたSDGsの達成」安倍晋三内閣総理大臣冒頭スピーチ
Enhancing the Role of Parliamentarians in the Interlinkage between Population Issues and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development - Part III
“Enhancing the Role of Parliamentarians in the Interlinkage between Population Issues and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development - Part III”
Delhi Declaration
September, 14, 2017
New Delhi, India
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1 Preamble
1.1 To realize the “Future We Want” it is imperative to work towards sustainable development. In this context, the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030 Agenda) with its 17 goals and 169 targets by the world leaders was accorded as an epitome of positive change in the human history.
1.2 The International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), held in Cairo in 1994, addressed population issues within the context of sustainable development. The Declaration adopted at the International Conference of Parliamentarians on Population and Development (ICPPD), was largely reflected in the Preamble and Principle that constituted the guiding philosophy of the ICPD Programme of Action (PoA). This demonstrates the pioneering work of parliamentarians in this area.
2 Population Issues and 2030 Agenda
2.1 In order to realize the SDGs, addressing population programmes is of utmost significance. It will be critical to implement in full the people-centered and rights-based ICPD PoA which serve as a platform for the SDGs. Cutting across all these goals are - balancing population growth with pace of development, with in the carrying capacity of our mother earth; gender equality; and focus on serving the under-served population group, leaving no one behind. Also, health as a fundamental human right is an essential pre-requisite in achieving sustainable development and to that end ensuring Universal Health Coverage (UHC) will be critical. Equally, the full implementation of the African Health Strategies, which includes the revised Maputo Plan of Action, is central to attaining the SDGs in Africa.
2.2 Harnessing the demographic dividend for country’s economic development necessitates establishing a UHC system, investing in young people on the basis of gender equality in the form of educational opportunities, skill development and employment generation.
3 Conditions for Promoting the 2030 Agenda
3.1 In order to achieve the SDGs, a paradigm shift in national policy framework is essential, which promote social inclusion and involves externality of economies such as environment protection into economic activities.
3.2 While promoting economic and social development to achieve the SDGs is fundamental, generating required resources to implement them is also equally critical.
3.3 Young people are future protagonists and sources of vitality. Investing adequately in youth, such as ensuring health including sexual and reproductive health (SRH), and education, skill and job opportunities, is indispensable for building a vibrant future. In order for young people to be active and contribute to social development, it is extremely important to create job opportunities. To do so, it is necessary to introduce foreign capital investment, promote entrepreneurship, encourage innovations and start-ups and provide basic facilities such as credit facility, fair and transparent legal system and state-of-the-art infrastructure.
3.4 Ensuring food security including nutrition security is a foundation for building a sustainable society, including health and employment. To that end, it is important to introduce agricultural methods with low environmental impact, improve the productivity of small-scale farmers, provide agricultural technical education that includes production, distribution, and storage, build value chains, and organizing small-scale farmers, especially in a way to empower women. Furthermore, efforts are needed to reconsider the value of traditional crops, enhance international marketability through branding, and promote fair trade.
3.5 Countries around the world have different population structures and are at different stages of the demographic transition. In order to realize sustainable development, it is necessary to utilize such diversity, strengthen cooperation among countries, promote global partnership, and build a society that is economically viable and sustainable.
3.6 In addition, in order to promote and facilitate the role of industries for SDGs, support through legislation will be necessary so that corporate activities are consistent with the SDGs. In that sense, in addition to promoting public-private partnerships and civil society’s involvement, the role of parliamentarians as legislators is decisively important.
4 Role of Parliamentarians
4.1 We the parliamentarians reconfirm that addressing population issues, maintaining a balance between population growth and development, constitutes a foundation for achieving the SDGs and further efforts will be made based on the Cairo agreement in each country.
4.2 We the parliamentarians duly recognize the critical importance of rights-based and human-centered engagement with people and communities in strengthening the behavior-change communication and community mobilization interventions, which offer informed-choices to women, men and young people in rightfully addressing their sexual & reproductive health.
4.3 To prevent global pandemics of infectious diseases and in achieving universal access to health services including sexual and reproductive health services, we will strengthen health and social resilience by promoting health workforce and improving rapid response to emerging health issues, in particular strengthening primary health care that is affordable and accessible to the poor and the marginalized sections of the society. The critical investments shall be made in the area of health systems strengthening, especially in the vulnerable, hard-to-reach and socially-excluded areas.
4.4 Prepare adequate counter measures in each country to tackle ageing issues. We, the parliamentarians shall strive for promoting dedicated and rights-centered national policies on Elderly People and the issues of Ageing.
4.5 Global partnership is indispensable to generate internal, bi-lateral, multilateral and international resources for national development. In order to realize this, common standards are necessary, which can be developed by ensuring accountability and transparency for citizens in each country. Our activities have seen such development in many countries, including legislation of the Official Development Assistance (ODA) report to the parliament. In a country where such ODA reporting is not in place, we encourage fellow parliamentarians to commit themselves to its realization.
4.6 In order to provide employment opportunities to young people, it is necessary to promote foreign capital investment and domestic entrepreneurship. It will require innovations, initiatives, need based skill improvement and credit facilities. Regardless of party affiliations, we strive to build a stable and fair social order based on law. And ensure that immigrant workers can receive equitable and fair treatment under the law.
4.7 In order to improve food security, we will promote minimum water use technology for agricultural production, reconsider the value of traditional products of native species, and enhance marketability in cooperation with the private sector.
4.8 We the parliamentarians will work closely with the national governments and civil society to promote necessary legislative support and mobilize resources to achieve the SDGs.
4.9 We will also share responsibilities with governments on monitoring implementation of the policies and programmes.
4.10 We will also do advocacy among fellow parliamentarians, other elected representatives at different levels and people in own constituencies. The country Associations of Parliamentarians will ensure that they sustain interest and motivation of the parliamentarians.
5 In Conclusion
5.1 In order to undertake the above mentioned activities, formulating concrete policies based on scientific knowledge and evidence is necessary. Respective governments should collaborate with research institutions to examine possibilities objectively. In addition, the governments should support the Associations of Parliamentarians at national, regional and global levels to involve the parliamentarians to play their expected role by adequate sensitization and building necessary sustained motivation. This will help the independent institutions such as APDA to make concrete evidence-based recommendations in the field of parliamentary activities and ensure involvement of the national associations of parliamentarians.
I think the ultimate goal of health systems strengthening, particularly in developing countries, is to create a health system where they do not need our assistance anymore, and then really be autonomous in providing health care to everybody without causing excessive financial burden.
What's next for Japanese aid in UHC push
Countries would say “we are still poor so we are not able to do what Japan does. But that is wrong. In 1961, we were poor, but we covered all people,” he said, speaking of Japan’s national health insurance system.
The stumbling blocks to JICA's UHC push
大きく取り上げられない報告書
平成29年（2017年）9月1日（金）に 日本学術会議の臨床医学委員会 放射線防護・リスクマネジメント分科会より「報告 子どもの放射線被ばくの影響と今後の課題 －現在の科学的知見を福島で生かすためにー」 と題された福島第一原発事故に関する報告書が出された。
報告書では福島第一原発事故による健康リスクは極めて小く、出産や、子どもへの影響はみられないと結論づけた。
しかし、日本国内の主要なメディアによる報告は限定的で、報告書で指摘されている クライシスコミュニケーションやポストクライシスコミュニケ ーション（リスクコミュニケーショ）に対し依然として大きな課題が残っているように思われる。
報道の自由がある一方で、問題を作り出しているのは、報道関係者自身であるのかもしれない。
We are investing all our resources in that fight. But that doesn’t mean every dollar spent on development has maximum impact. And that must be our goal.
Bill & Melinda Gates
"One of the more important successes in global health: The number of mothers who die has been cut in half in the past generation. And data has been saving mothers' lives for over a century."
なんでもやってあげるというのは、親と子の関係ではなく、飼い主とペットの関係です。ペットに対して自立心を育てようとは思わないでしょう。国民を正しい方向に導く、優れたリーダーシップを持つ政治家が現れていないことが、問題の一端であると思います。
「牛は鶏の仲間？ 草の仲間？」 日本の改革の難しさがわかるテスト
ロバート・アラン・フェルドマン×ちきりん
日本の医療の問題は、ヘルスケアとシックケアが分かれていないことだと私は考えています。
日本の医療の問題点を教えてくれる フェルドマン博士の個人的な体験
ロバート・アラン・フェルドマン×ちきりん
One message from these papers is that there are certain health issues that need specific attention in different countries. These challenges will require strengthening of the health system, together with more vertical initiatives—universal health coverage alone will not suffice.
Life, death, and disability in 2016