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Declaration of Alma-Ata (September 6-12, 1978)
A new international economic order is proposed, in order to fully achieve health for all and reduce inequality, health promotion and protection are essential to achieve this goal, the government has to take care of the health of its populations, an obligation that can only be fulfilled by adapting appropriate health and social measures, health as a fundamental right, and the level of health as a priority social objective worldwide, requires the support of the social, economic and health sector. -
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LETTER FROM OTAWA FOR THE PROMOTION OF HEALTH (November 21, 1986)
It was the result of the First International Conference on Health Promotion, manifests on the broad concept of health and health promotion, also establishes the following elements as essential for health: housing, income, stable ecosystem, equity, also identifies areas of action for health promotion: development of a healthy public policy, creation of enabling environments, reduction of inequalities, increased prevention, all this, use of health promotion mechanisms. -
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SUNDSVALL DECLARATION (June 9-15, 1991)
Born as a result of the Third International Conference on Health Promotion, it states on the importance of sustainable development and advocates for social action at the community level, the demanding statement of establishing enabling environments, in particular through: Strengthening the defense of the project through community action, specifically that communities and individuals take control of their health and environment, establishing partnerships for health and enabling environments. -
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Declaration of Jakarta (July 21-25, 1997)
Adopted at the Fourth International Conference on Health Promotion, the letter talks about how companies and private sector groups make an alliance and principles of economic partnership to promote health in some affected countries, these representatives commit to participate in their implementation, these changes determine the styles and living conditions worldwide, some such as the development of communications technology which have a lot of potential for health. -
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Bankgok Statement (July 29, 2005)
Prepared at the 6th International Conference on Health Promotion, it was to determine the best way to respond to global changes and trends that are critically affecting health and well-being, as well as the possibilities of developing health promotion strategies that address these inequalities,
of the important challenges:
Chronic communicable diseases, heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, control of the effects of globalization on health, environmental deterioration. -
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Declaration of Nairobi (October 2009)
Result of the seventh international conference in which leadership strengthening is implemented, through training in health promotion, strengthening of health systems, alliances and intersectoral action, community empowerment, literacy in health and health behaviors, achieve adequate financing, increase a skill base for health promoters, improve / expand approaches throughout the health system. -
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Declaration of Adelaide (2010)
It proposes policies in favor of health, creating an enabling environment to allow people an environment that conserves resources through ecological strategies worldwide, develop strategies in the search for socio-economic development and the conservation of the limited resources of our planet, governments must set explicit health goals insisting on health promotion, guarantee universal access to adequate amounts of healthy implements so that they are culturally acceptable. -
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Declaration of Helsinkin (June 10-14, 2013)
The Helsinki Declaration calls for a review of the different approaches to account for barriers and build capacity for health application in all policies, review progress, impacts and scope since the Ottawa Conference, address the contribution of the promotion of health in the renovation and reform of primary health care, to governments to incorporate health and equity in their agendas and advance structures, resources and institutional capacity to support the strategy. -
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Mexico City statement (September 28-30, 2015)
On the occasion of the second international conference, they celebrate the progress achieved in the promotion of learning, recognizing the lack they still make to apply since the Beiging declaration, for which they implement strategies for the creation of learning cities: guaranteeing, applying and providing educational opportunities, adequate access to public services, economic benefits, introduction to different sectors of health, culture, transport, inclusion of youth.