Migration, brain drain, and caregiving
Venue: United Nations Headquarters, Dag Hammarskjöld Library Auditorium
This panel focused on the interlinkages of brain drain, HIV/AIDS, and the crisis of health care systems, in particular in sub-Saharan Africa. The discussion was designed to examine different policy responses to brain drain and HIV/AIDS. Guiding questions addressed how policies can be shaped so as to (1) ensure the right to health in both developed and developing countries, and (2) support the achievement of MDG 6 with regards to the combat of HIV/AIDS. Special emphasis will be put on how HIV/AIDS, brain drain and the health care crisis impact men and women differently.
Ms. Donna J. Barry, Advocacy and Policy Director, Partners in Health
Ms. Donna J. Barry, Advocacy and Policy Director, Partners in Health
Migration, brain drain, and caregiving: The crisis of the health care system
Dr. Anita Alero Davies, Public Health Specialist, Migration Health Department, IOM
Responsibilities of different stakeholders
Dr. Ita Lynch, Medical Advisor, Realizing Rights
Health Care Worker Migration: Searching for Policy Solutions
Dr. Ita Lynch, Medical Advisor, Realizing Rights
53rd session of The Commission on the Status of Women: http://www.un.org/womenwatch/daw/csw/53sess.htm
Le "Manuel pour les délégués de l'ONU - Processus de conférences, procédures et négociation
Le "Manuel pour les délégués de l'ONU - Processus de conférences, procédures et négociation" est la dernière publication du Programme de diplomatie multilatérale de l'Institut des Nations Unies pour la Formation et la Recherche (UNITAR). Il vise les nouveaux arrivants dans le milieu de la diplomatie de même que les délégués expérimentés qui sont chargés de représenter leurs gouvernements dans des organisations internationales, conférences ou négociations
Courtesy of the Permanent Mission of New Zealand (PDF). Hard copy available for purchase or at the UN boosktore.
Rapport du Conseil de sécurité
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