The 9th Global Conference on Health Promotion (9GCHP) is co-organized by WHO and the National Health and Family Planning Commission (NHFPC) of the People's Republic of China.
The conference provides an unprecedented opportunity to reassert the significance of health promotion in improving health and health equity at the historical moment of 30 years anniversary of Ottawa Charter, and the first year of implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It will direct and guide Member States on the practical application of evidence-based health promotion concepts, approaches and mechanisms for achieving SDGs.
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Innovation sets bright future for health promotion
Delegates explored the role innovation and data can play to promote health at the 9th Global Conference on Health Promotion (9GCHP) on Nov 22 in Shanghai.
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Communities can help stem disease outbreak, say experts
The role of communities in controlling the outbreak of disease was the focus among health experts and ministers at a parallel session of the 9th Global Conference on Health Promotion in Shanghai on Nov 22.
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Cross-sector efforts called on to promote physical activity
Panelists from member countries of the World Health Organization shared their experiences of promoting physical activities at the 9th Global World Health Conference on Nov 22.
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Conference concludes now is time for action on health
The baton was passed on to leaders from city governments, private sectors and communities to promote health at the closing ceremony of the Ninth Global Conference on Health Promotion in Shanghai on Nov 24.
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- Infographic: 'Healthy China 2030' Plan (5)
Deepen reform of institutional mechanisms; strengthen cultivation of health-related human resources
- Infographic: 'Healthy China 2030' Plan (4)
Optimize medical organizations with various forms, develop new industries in health services
- Infographic: 'Healthy China 2030' Plan (3)
Advance the health care system, improve the environmental governance which influences health