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This glossary provides a guide to global health issues from a European perspective, providing introductory articles on each topic and links to the organizations and sources most closely involved in each field. The Glossary is an updated and expanded edition of European Perspectives on Global Health-a policy glossary (Kickbusch and Lister, 2006). It is a living resource that is intended to grow to reflect the comments and engagement of participants in Global Health Europe.
If your perspective is not yet reflected in the glossary, you are welcome to add comments and links so that we can understand each other better and improve how we work together.
Below you'll find an alphabetic list of topics covered in the glossary. The articles are organized into four main sections dealing with:
- the values that underlie our European approach to global health
- the key issues and actors involved in global governance for health
- European commitments to global health
- European actions and action for global health
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A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z
A
Academic and Professional Networks
Action and Research on European Commitments to Global Health
Action and Research on European Values for Global Health
Action and Research on Global Governance for Health and European Institutions
Actions to Engage Communities in Global Health
Agencies of the European Union
B
Business Actors and Global Health
C
Civil Society and Global Health
Common Foreign and Security Policy
Consumer Protection and Global Health
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Council of Europe and The European Court of Human Rights
Council of Ministers (Council of the European Union)
D
Development Cooperation and Global Health
E
Europe, Gender Sensitivity and Global Health
Europe's Role in Global Health Governance
European Action in Global Health Partnerships
The European Approach to Health and the Environment
The European Approach to the Global Environment
European Broad Based Inter Governmental Institutions
European Civil Society and Global Health Networks
European Climate Change Policy and Health
European Commission
The European Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and Health
European Communicable Disease Surveillance Networks
European Council (European Summit)
The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC or ECOSOC)
European Global Health Institutions
European Health Values
European Parliament
European Priorities for Global Health Action
The European Union's Health Strategy
European Union member state permanent representations (Brussels)
F
Faith-based charities
Foundations
G
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
Global community organizations
Global Governance
Global Health
Global Health Diplomacy
Global Health Governance
Global Health Institutions
Global Health Policy Tools
Global Public Goods
Global Public-Private Partnerships (GPPPs, PPPs)
Globalisation
Globalisation, Health and Development
H
Health and Humanitarian Crisis Management
Health NGOs
High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
Human Resources for Health
Human Security and Europe
I
Illicit Drugs Policy and Global Health
Inequity and Inequality in Health
Institutions of the European Union
International Agreements, Laws and Regulations
International Monetary Fund
J
K
L
Least Developed Countries and Global Health
M
N
Nation States as Global Health Actors
New Funding Tools
O
Organizations for cooperation between countries
Open Method of Coordination
P
President of the European Council
Q
R
Rotating Presidency of the European Council
S
Shaping the European Approach to Global Health
Summary of a European Approach to Global Health
T
The International Health Partnership and Related Initiatives (IHP+)
Trade Policy and Health
U
UNAIDS
UNICEF
United Nations Organizations
V
W
World Bank
World Health Organization
The World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe
World Trade Organization (WTO)
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Y
Z
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