Global Conferences on Health Promotion

Ottawa, Canada 1986

Where and when was the 1st GCHP Held

Adelaide, Australia 1988

Where and when was the 2nd GCHP Held

Ottawa Charter

Focus on health and its determinants amid the prevailing biomedical approach. Proposed a revolutionary shift in perspective. The creation of the 5 action areas

Adelaide Recommendations

New concept of healthy public policy was clarified and illustrated. Main aim was to Main aim: create a supportive environment to enable people to lead healthy lives

Supporting the health of women

Food and nutrition

Tobacco and alcohol

Creating supportive environments

Priorities for healthy public policy in the Adelaide Recommendations

Sundsvall, Sweden 1991

Where and when was the 3rd GCHP held

Jakarta, Indonesia 1997

Where and when was the 4th GCHP held

Sundsvall Statement

Concept of supportive environments conducive to health and the links with sustainable development were established. Overall priority was tackling inequalities in health

Social dimension

Political dimension

Economic dimension

Need to recognize and use womens skills and knowledge in all sectors

Aspects of supportive environments in the Sundsvall Statement

Jakarta Declaration

First global conference on health promotion held in a developing country. First to involve the private sector in supporting health promotion. First time to discuss issues related to globalization

Promote social responsibility for health

Increase investments for health and development

Consolidate and expand partnerships for health

Increase community capacity and empower the

individual

Secure an infrastructure for health promotion

Priorities for Health Promotion in the 21st century during the Jakarta Declaration

Mexico City. Mexico 2000

Where and when was the 5th GCHP held

Bangkok, Thailand 2005

Where and when was the 6th GCHP held

Mexico Ministerial Statement for the Promotion of Health

High level political commitment to health promotion. Strengthen planning for health promotion activities. Position it higher on the political agenda Recognize health promotion as a priority in local, regional, national and international programs

Bangkok Charter for Health Promotion in a Globalized World

Key Commitments: Make the promotion of health central to the global development agenda, Core responsibility for all of government, Key focus of communities and civil society, Requirement for good corporate practice. Addresses the increasing inequalities within and between countries, new patterns of consumption, and global environmental change

Advocate

Invest

Build capacity

Regulate and legislate

Partner and build alliances

Strategies of the Bangkok Charter

Nairobi, Kenya 2009

Where and when was the 7th GCHP held

Helsinki, Finland 2013

Where and when was the 8th GCHP held

Nairobi Call to Action: Promoting Health and Development: Closing the Implementation Gap

Addresses the gap in implementation of health programmes, policy-making and instersectroal partnerships, health systems. Addressed the concerns of achieving the agreed international health development goals, the emergence of non communicable disease, injury and mental disorders, and tackling inequities in the distribution of health

To use the untapped potential of health promotion

To make the health promotion principles integral to the policy and development agenda

To develop effective and sustainable delivery mechanisms

Global Commitment that was made during the Nairobi Call to Action:

Building capacity for health promotion

Strengthening health systems

Partnerships and intersectoral action

Community empowerment

Health literacy and health behaviors

Strategies of the Nairobi Call to Action conference

Strengthen leadership and workforces

Mainstream health promotion

Empower communities and individuals

Enhance participatory processes

Build and apply knowledge

Urgent responsibilities of governments and stakeholders that was raised during the Nairobi conference:

Helsinki Statement on Health in All Policies

Call on governments to commit to health and health equity as a political priority, ensure effective structures, processes and resources, strengthen the capacity of Ministries of Health to engage other sectors of government, build institutional capacity and skills, adopt transparent audit and accountability mechanisms, establish conflict of interest measures, include communities, social movements and civil society

Shanghai, China 2016

Where and when was the 9th GCHP held

Shanghai Declaration

emphasized making bold political choices for health and recognizing health as a universal right, essential for everyday living, and a key component of sustainable development. Health Promotion in the SDGs. "Health for All and All for Health"

Good Governance

Healthy Cities & Communities

Health Literacy

Transformative Strategies under the Shanghai Declaration

10th GCHP

Held online on December 2021. A focus on well being encourages different sectors to work together to address global

challenges and help people take control over their health and lives.

Design an equitable economy that serves human development within planetary boundaries;

Create public policy for the common good

Achieve universal health coverage

Address the digital transformation to counteract harm and disempowerment and to strengthen the benefits

Value and preserve the planet

5 Key actions for a well-being society

(1) Shanghai declaration on promoting health in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and (2) the Shanghai Consensus on Healthy Cities

Two outcome documents during the 9th GCHP that offer pathways for advancing health promotion and addressing the determinants of health