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1. LO: discuss the significance of global health initiatives describe how global health initiatives positively impact people's health in various countries

2. Is health a human right or a privelege? Why be global with health initiatives? Why should you be concerned with global health initiatives?

3. DO YOU THINK THAT GOOD HEALTH REQUIRES A HEALTHFUL DIET AND EXERCISE?

4. BUT DOES NOT THE ONLY THING THAT HEALTHFUL DIET AND EXERCISE CONTRIBUTE TO GOOD HEALTH.

5. HOW TO BECOME HEALHTY?

6. MENTAL

7. EMOTIONAL

8. SOCIAL NEEDS

9. So being healthy, we must choose to live in a safe and healthful way. then, we must take responsibility of our well- being.

10. Significance of Global Health Initiatives

11. Do you think the Philippines will be able to achieve the MDG's? Write which part are achievable and must be given priority attention.

12. A. Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) The United Nations Millennium Development Goals are eight goals that all 191 UN member states have agreed to try to achieve by the year 2015. including Philippines.

13. In 2000, The United Nations Millennium Declaration, establishing a global partnership of countries and development partners committed to achieve the eight (8) voluntary development goals.

14. Development goal Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger Achieve universal primary education Promote gender equality and empower women Reduce child mortality Improve mternal health Combat HIV/AIDS and other disease Ensure environment Suntatinability Develop a global partnership for development

15. B. World Health Organization Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC) This is the frst treatu of WHO This is an evidence-based treaty that realfirms the right of all people to the highest standard of health This represents a paradigm shift in developing a regulatory strategy to address addictive substances.

16. This is a landmark for the future of global public health and has major implications for WHO's health goals. It promotes public health and provides new legal dimensions for internatonal health cooperation

17. The WHO FCTC was develop in response to the globalization of the tobacco epidemic. This epidemic was facilitated through a variety of complex factors wth cross- border effects including trade liberalization and direct foreign investment

18. Articles 6-14: The core demand reduction provisions in the WHO FCTC Price and tax measures to reduce the demand of tobacco Non-price measures to reduce the demand of tobacco protection from exposure to tobacco smoke regulation of the contents to tobacco products packaging and labelling of tobacco products education,communication, training, and public awareness tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship demand reduction measures concerning tobacco dependence and cessation

19. C. Global Mental Health Action Plan 2013- 2020 The action plan recognizes the essential role of mental health of all people It is based on a life-course approach, which aims to achieve equity through universal health coverage and stresses the importance of prevention It focuses international attention on a long-neglected problem and is firmly rooted in the principles of human rights

20. 4 major objectives of the mental health action plan. Strengthen effective leadership and governance Provide comprehensive, integrated, and responsive social care services in community -based setting Implement strategies for promotion and prevention Strengthen information systems, evidence, and research

21. D. Global Strategy to reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol Alcohol - is a substance known for its serious side effect. - it can affect a persons judgement and consciousness that may lead to crimes and accidents. - it can cause excessive sleepiness when consumed too much

22. The Harmful use of alcohol is a serious health burden as it affects all individuals. Health problems from alcohol abuse arise in acute and chronic conditions, and advers social consequences . This is a global problem, therefore,needs to be addressed worldwide. This global strategy is the first global effort to reduce health threat such as harmful consequences of alcohol use.

23. E. The Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) - is a global health partnership of public and privates sectors dedicated to immunize every child - diseases that affect mostly children and adults such as: measles, hepatitis and influenza - the GAVI mission is to saving childrens lives and protecting peoples health by increasing access to immunization in poor countries. - almost 370 million children immunized -targets an additional 300 million children as beneficiaries.

24. 5 strategies objectives Improve access to sustanaible immunization services Expand the use of all existing safe and cost-effective vaccines Accelerate the delopment and introduction of new vaccines Make immunization coverage an integral part of the design and assessment of international development efforts, including deep dept relief

25. ACITIVITY 1: Make a Venn diagram to illustrate the harmful effects of tobacco to smokers, nonsmokers, and the effects common to both of them. 1 whole sheets