Have your say on the contents of the handbook ? we want to hear from you!
UHC2030, WHO and the UHC Partnership have launched a consultation for civil society to provide substantial feedback on the contents of the Handbook on Social Participation for UHC.
The ?Handbook on Social Participation for UHC? will provide specific best practice guidance to policymakers on how to effectively and meaningfully engage with populations, civil society and communities for policy- and decision-making.
The Handbook is in an advanced stage of development and your views would be useful to shape the final document. Currently, you can comment on the overview of five of the chapters through a survey. In February you will have the opportunity to comment on the substance of all full chapters. In February and March, there will also be a series of webinars discussing each chapter.
Нашей целевой аудиторией опроса является гражданское общество и общественные группы, поскольку с ними обычно не консультируются в рамках стандартных процессов экспертной оценки ВОЗ. Тем не менее, мы также приветствуем всех, кто хотел бы внести свой вклад, заполнить опрос и оставить отзыв. Мы хотели бы напомнить другим участникам, что вопросы сформулированы больше для аудитории гражданского общества и общественных групп, но это не должно удерживать любую заинтересованную сторону, чтобы внести свой вклад.
Useful links
Больше информации about the handbook
An overview presentation
A link to the survey
Background to the Handbook’s development
Social participation mechanisms are vital for responsive health reforms that leave no one behind in efforts to achieve universal health coverage (UHC). In September 2019, Member States at the UN High-Level Meeting on UHC made a commitment to engage relevant stakeholders, including civil society, through establishing participatory and transparent multi-stakeholder processes for influencing policies and reviews of progress on UHC.
WHO?s support to Member States promotes a concept of UHC, which includes the need to foster multi-stakeholder policy dialogue on issues linked to UHC reform. Managing and involving stakeholders, including laypeople and the population, requires a specific set of skills, in which governments need to invest.
В ответ на запросы государств-членов и рекомендации Целевой группы по взаимодействию ВОЗ и ОГОВОЗ и UHC2030 разрабатывают руководство совместно с представителями гражданского общества и представителями государств-членов через Техническую сеть социального участия.
The handbook draws from both primary (country case studies and targeted country interviews) and secondary data (literature reviews). Data collection is complete and data analyses are ongoing, with support from the Social Participation Technical Network. It is an important time to consult meaningfully with civil society and community-based organizations to ensure that the content will have traction with governments going forward.
