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WHO Collaborating Centre on Health in All Policies and the Social Determinants of Health

Our Talk Series Grows Each Month

Our Talk Series Grows Each Month: With fresh topics and perspectives introduced regularly, the series evolves to provide deeper insights and meaningful discussions. In January 2025, we hosted our 5th session featuring Dr. Hirvilammi, who presented on the Wellbeing Economy and Health for All. Explore all our curated sessions below.

 

Introduction to the Social Determinants of Health with Dr. Jessica Allen (September, 2024)

 

 

 

 

Health in All Policies by Eeva OllilaIntroduction to Health in All Policies with Dr. Eeva Ollila (October, 2024)

 

 

 

 

The WHO Operational Framework for Monitoring Social Determinants of Health Equity. Special WHO Session. (November, 2024) 

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A joint session with the WHO Global Knowledge Network for Health Equity (GKNHE) focused on exploring the WHO Operational Framework for monitoring social determinants of health equity and utilizing data to inform policies aimed at improving health equity. The session delved into the framework’s key components and its practical application for effectively monitoring social determinants of health equity. Case studies from countries that have successfully implemented the framework were presented, highlighting its effectiveness in addressing health disparities. For more information, please see here.

 

Unpacking Social Protection for Health Equity. Special WHO Session (December 2024)

A joint session with the WHO Global Knowledge Network for Health Equity (GKNHE), focused on the critical role of social protection in advancing health equity. The session explored how social protection measures can address systemic barriers to health by integrating policies and fostering cross-sector collaboration. Experts and country representatives shared strategies, case studies, and insights on leveraging social protection to improve health outcomes, culminating in a panel discussion and Q&A. For more information, please see here.

 

The Wellbeing Economy session focused on rethinking economic systems to better address social and environmental challenges. Drawing on concepts like Doughnut Economics and sustainable welfare, it explored how economies can prioritize health, equity, and ecological balance. The discussion emphasized the importance of addressing social determinants of health, reducing inequalities, and creating policies that support both people and the planet. Insights from initiatives like the ToBe project provided practical approaches to move toward a more sustainable and inclusive future.

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