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The year 2020 will mark several important milestones for gender equality and sustainable development, including the 25th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, one of the most comprehensive blueprints for women’s rights worldwide.
Gender inequality and gender norms impede progress on the global goal to achieve health for all. Today, not a single country can claim to have achieved gender equality. Multiple obstacles remain unchanged in law and in culture. As a result, women remain undervalued, they continue to work more, earn less, have fewer choices, and experience multiple forms of violence at home and in public spaces.
A gender transformative approach aspires to change this reality. It tackles the root causes of gender inequality and reshapes unequal power relations.It actively examines, questions, and changes rigid gender norms and imbalances of power. It addresses the root causes of gender inequality and promotes the value of women and girls. It goes beyond improving the condition of women and girls – it seeks to improve their social position.
This year’s MMS annual SRHR conference will seek answers on how we can realise gender equality and whether gender transformative approaches are really the answer it.
Target audience: national and international Public Health professionals, project leaders, researchers and all those who are interested.
Language: English
For further information please email to Carine Weiss (MMS): cweiss@medicusmundi.ch
Date: cancelled due to coronavirus!!
Venue: Hotel Kreuz, Zeughausgasse 41, Bern, www.hotelkreuz.ch
Conference fee: Members of MMS: 70CHF; Students: 45CHF Others: 150CHF
Registration: Please register below till 1 May 2020.
If you don't have to pay please register till 1 May 2020 to Martina Staenke mstaenke@medicusmundi.ch
Coronavirus - Notice
We would like to reassure you that we are constantly reviewing the federal and cantonal regulations concerning our events. As things stand at present, the SRHR conference is being held.
Since we can assume that there will be fewer than 150 participants, MMS conducts the event on its own responsibility.
The following applies in principle:
- The more space, the lower the risk of infection: Keep your distance (at least 2 metres)
- particularly vulnerable persons (persons aged 65 and over and persons who have the following illnesses in particular: high blood pressure, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, chronic respiratory diseases, diseases and therapies that weaken the immune system, cancer) are advised not to participate in the event. LINK
Coronavirus - Hinweis
Wir weisen darauf hin, dass wir die Bestimmungen von Bund und Kanton betreffend unseren Veranstaltungen laufend prüfen. Nach heutigem Stand findet die MMS Fachtagung statt.
Da wir von einer Teilnehmer*innenzahl unter 150 Personen ausgehen können, führt MMS die Veranstaltung auf Eigenverantwortung durch.
Grundsätzlich gilt:
- Je mehr Platz, desto kleineres Risiko einer Ansteckung: Abstand halten (mind. 2 Meter)
- besonders gefährdeten Personen (Personen ab 65 Jahren und Personen, die insbesondere folgende Erkrankungen aufweisen: Bluthochdruck, Diabetes, Herz-Kreislauf-Erkrankungen, Chronische Atemwegserkrankungen, Erkrankungen und Therapien, die das Immunsystem schwächen, Krebs) wird empfohlen, an der Veranstaltung nicht teilzunehmen. LINK
Coronavirus - Note
Nous tenons à souligner que nous revoyons constamment les réglementations fédérales et cantonales concernant nos événements. Dans l'état actuel, la conférence de Medicus Mundi Suisse se tient.
Comme nous pouvons supposer qu'il y aura moins de 150 participants*, MMS organisera l'événement sous sa propre responsabilité.
La règle de base est la suivante :
- Plus l'espace est grand, plus le risque d'infection est faible : Gardez une distance (au moins 2 mètres)
- les personnes particulièrement menacées (les personnes de plus de 65 ans et les personnes souffrant notamment des maladies suivantes hypertension artérielle, diabète, maladies cardiovasculaires, maladies respiratoires chroniques, maladies et thérapies qui affaiblissent le système immunitaire, cancer) sont recommandées de ne pas participer à l'événement. LINK
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