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Social Protection and Social Justice Section

About SPSJS

The former Health and Development Section has been renamed Social Protection and Social Justice Section as a result of a shift in the focus of work. The transition is expected to be completed by January 2010. The newly created Social Protection and Social Justice Section will focus on enhancing the capacity of member countries to implement social protection initiatives that provide income and/or consumption transfers to the poor, protect against livelihood risks and promote social justice by enhancing the social status and rights of the marginalized. Material related to the work on health will continue to be available on this web site.

Health-related Millennium Development Goals

The Expert Group Meeting “Achieving the health-related Millennium Development Goals in South Asia” was held on 20-21 August 2009, in Bangkok.

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Recently Concluded Events

Regional Meeting on “Sustainable health financing strategies to improve access to health care” was held on 23-25 July 2008, in Bangkok, Thailand.

More on the meeting

The concluding regional workshop “Strengthening life skills for positive youth health behaviour” was held on 5-6 March 2009, in Bangkok.

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New Publication

MDG study series

Strengthening Life Skills for Positive Youth Health Behaviour: An Overview and Discussion Paper
This publication draws on experiences, lessons learned and recommendations from the 2005-2009 UNESCAP project “Strengthening Life Skills for Positive Youth Health Behaviour”.

Recent Publication

MDG study series

Building Capacity for Community-based Treatment and Continuing Care of Young Drug Users in the Greater Mekong Subregion: An overview and discussion paper
The document reviews the project’s activities, achievements and challenges in the context of efforts to divert young drug users from compulsory treatment to community care.

 

 


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