08 Mar IFPMA Social Media – Promotion blog Women’s Day
Dear Colleagues,
On our Women’s Day, as per our efforts to collaborate and share more, we are happy to share with you today’s blog penned by IFPMA Comms Director Unjela Kaleem on”Smart economics: the dividend of gender equality”. You can find it on our IFPMA Global Health Matters and it will also feature on Pharma Boardroom later today. Please help us spread the word – as you see fit – on your:
Twitter Channel
o A #mustread! Here’s a blog penned by @IFPMA @UnjelaKaleem: On the road to #equality, there’s one more frontier we need to reach: HEALTH! When societies invest in #health & #education for #women, they create a virtuous circle of development 🔄🌍: https://bit.ly/2XJgy2q #BalanceforBetter #IWD2019
o Around the 🌍, women are instrumental in improving the health of their children, families and communities. A #mustread @UnjelaKaleem on why do we need to overcome the gender divide https://bit.ly/2XJgy2q #BalanceforBetter #IWD2019
o Public-private partnerships are a sustainable model for investments in community engagement programmes that promote easier, more widespread access to #education and #healthcare, thereby help bridge the gender gap ♀️🤝#BalanceforBetter https://bit.ly/2XJgy2q
o Empowering women & girls is not just good for their health – it is “smart economics”. This #WomensDay, @UnjelaKaleem explains why we need to strike a #BalanceforBetter health and education for young girls. https://bit.ly/2XJgy2q
Linkedin Channel
- Globally, over 2.7 billion women, mothers and adolescent girls are legally denied access to education, jobs and most importantly healthcare. In some countries they still cannot access health services without spousal or parental permission. There is no doubt that women bear the brunt of health inequities. A holistic approach around ‘smart economics’ is needed to address this gap. This #WomensDay, find out how by eliminating health inequity, we make every woman and every child count as a must for creating more sustainable economies and equitable societies around the globe. ➡https://bit.ly/2XJgy2q #BalanceforBetter
By same token, here are the latest blogs from IFPMA since January:
o IP Watch: Supporting UHC And Better Explaining IP – The 2019 Pharma Industry Agenda, by Thomas Cueni (16 January 2019)
o PharmExec, Global Health: The Need for Consensus, by Greg Perry (23 January 2019)
o The Nation (Thailand), Defeating NCDs: A marathon effort to boost health for all (Thomas Cueni and Viriya Chongphaisal (President PReMA)
o IFPMA Global Health Matters: Let’s fast track new approaches to achieve UHC and beat NCDs (Fumie Griego)
o IFPMA Global Health Matters & Pfizer website, Increasing access to vaccines in rural and urban settings with mTech, by Laetitia Bigger (5 March 2019)
o Asia Pharma Focus, Ethical business stimulates best value in health economy, by Thomas Cueni (7 March 2019)
o Pharma Boardroom: Smart economics: the dividend of gender equality, by Unjela Kaleem (8 March 2019)
As usual, any support in gaining wider outreach through your network is very much appreciated!