PPT-Approaches to operationalize HiAP:

Using a Sustainability Certification framework to advance Health In All Policies Integration Donna Drewes PPAICP CoDirector Sustainable Jersey Sustainability Institute at TCNJ Implementing Health in All Policies. A Handbook of Critical Approaches to Literature. A Note on Traditional Approaches. --the “old” historicism. --New Criticism. --New historicism and related approaches. Textual Scholarship. Textual critics research and edit a work in order to establish an accurate, . Continued…. Arousal Approaches Arousal Approaches • Stimulus Motive – A motive that appears to be unlearned but causes an increase in stimulation • Examples: Curiosity, pl for our growing . metagenomes. . Kostas Konstantinidis. Carlton . S. Wilder Associate . Professor. School of Civil and Environmental Engineering &. School of Biology (Adjunct),. Center for Bioinformatics and Computational Genomics. Michael K. Wilson. www.facetofaceintercultural.com.au. . February 2012. Pre-History of the Culture Concept 1. 6. th. cent. BC, Pindar: “. Nomos. is king over all!” . Nomos. = written + unwritten “law”, incl. customs.. as Tools for IA. (and natural resource management). Michael Brown. Professor of Practice in. Natural Resource Conflict Mediation. McGill University. michael.j.brown@mcgill.ca. michealbrown100@gmail.com. First…the basics. What is health and what determines our health?. What is Health in All Policies (. HiAP. ) and why do we need it?. What approaches can we take to improve health in our community?. What is health?. political. science.. MODERN APPROACHES IN . POLITICAL . SCIENCE. SUMITA SINHA. CHARACTERISTICS OF MODERN APPROACHES. These approaches draw conclusion from empirical data.. These approaches go beyond the study of political structures and its historical analysis. . Carmel Williams, Manager. Strategic Partnerships. Public Health Services. SA Health. Health in All Policies. It’s about working together to achieve the goals and policies of other sectors in ways that protect or promote health. regional and global levels. H. i. AP implementation at global, regional and local levels. 9. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. 9. Discuss examples of HiAP implementation at the local, regional and/or global level. WHO’s . HiAP. Framework for Country . Action, . HiAP. for equity. WORKSHOP. : PREPARING FOR TRAINING IN HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES (HIAP) USING THE NEWLY LAUNCHED WHO HIAP TRAINING . MANUAL. Kuopio, . Whole-of-government approaches. 5. The role of government in the H. i. AP approach. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. 5. Describe the role of government . in the HiAP approach. Recognize a range of terms that . refer to intersectoral action. Health in All Policies (. HiAP. ) is an approach to policy development and implementation . that. . considers . the social and environmental implications of its decisions. . It . recognizes that . other. 3. Public health, h. i. ap and its development. Learning Objectives. 3. Define public health and HiAP. 1. Explain the origins and development of HiAP. 2. Recognize when to use . a HiAP approach. 3. Distinguish the HiAP approach . How to scale up innovation? . PARIS-UNSD Conference| 13-14 January 2020 OECD, Paris . Session 1: . Introducing new approaches to statistical capacity development . Dr. Stephan Klingebiel. UNDP Seoul Policy Centre.