The role of Think Tanks and academic institutions in accelerating the implementation of health related SDGs in North Africa

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1 The role of Think Tanks and academic institutions in accelerating the implementation of health related SDGs in North Africa Rio de Janeiro : November 2016 CERSS Morocco

2 N O R T H A F R I C A

3 F R O M M D G s T o S D G s Millenium Declaration 2000 MDGs SDGs goals 169 targets

4 I M P L E M E N T A T I O N Collective Action Public & Civil Think Tanks Academic institutions New knowledge Multi-sectorial Work Global Health Policies Various stakehoders

5 I N V E N T O R Y Population 1960 (Million inhabitants) Population 2013 (Million inhabitants) Population 2013/ Population 1960 ALGERIA MOROCCO TUNISIA 11,3 12,3 4,2 39,2 33,0 10,9 3,47 2,68 2,6 GDP per capita , GDP per capita Growth GDP/inhab % 27,36% 70,52% 96,4% Inflation (%) 5,15 1,3 4,9 Unemployment rate 10,2 9,0 14,7

6 P R O G R E S S I N L O N G E T I V I T Y W I T H I N 5 0 y e a r s Average Life expectancy at birth ALGERIA MOROCCO TUNISIA ,5 49, ,5 76 Women Men Global Mortality Rate 19,4 4,9 19,6 5,7 17,9 5,4 * Source: WHO Report 2014

7 P R O F E S S I O N A L S D E N S I T Y Density/ inh ALGERIA MOROCCO TUNISIA SPAIN Hospital beds Doctors 12,1 6,2 11,9 37,1 Nurses and paramedics 19,5 8,9 32,8 51,6 Dentists 3,1 0,8 2,9 6,1 Parmacists 2,4 2,7 2,0 10,7 * Source: WHO Report 2014

8 H E A L T H S P E N D I N G ALGERIA MOROCCO TUNISIA SPAIN H.S / GDP (%) 4,4 6,3 7,3 9,3 H.S / State Budget (%) 9,0 6,0 13,3 15,0 H.S / Inh. $ Public health Spending (% Total spending) Social security spending (%) Household spending on health (%) 82,0 33,1 59,4 73,0 31,6 24,5 56,3 6,3 18,0 66,9 40,6 27,0 * Source: WHO 2014

9 A G E N D A : M O R O C C O Indicator Value Previsional value for 2030 Maternel Mortality rate 112 for live births 70 for live births Neo-natal mortality rate (infant) 21,7 for live births 12 for 1000 live births Child mortality (< 5 years old) 30,5 for 1000 live births 25 for 1000 live births

10 A G E N D A : M O R O C C O Indicator Value Previsional value for 2030 Aids incidence rate Tuberculosis incidence Rate 4 for inhabitants 83,1 for inhabitants Put an end to AIDS, Tuberculosis and Paludism epidemics Malaria incidence rate 1,5 for inhabitants

11 A G E N D A : M O R O C C O Indicator Value Previsional value for 2030 Rates of premature mortality due to NCDs Non-Available Reduce by a third Depressive prevalence disorders 26,5% Enhance prevention and treatment of psychoactive substances abuse Average of injuries and deaths caused by road accidents injured per year 4000 deaths per year Reduce by half

12 A G E N D A : M O R O C C O Indicator Value Previsional value for 2030 Contraceptive prevalence Rate Birth rate in monitored environment (reproductive health) 67,4% 72,7% General access to medical care in sexual and reproductive health services Basic medical coverage rate AMO: 30% RAMED: 22% Generalization

13 Indicator Value Previsional value for 2030 Death due to chemical intoxication, pollution, air, water and ground contamination Unavailable Anti-Tabac prevalence 10% ( for children between 13 and 15 years) Medication access - Price reductions for 2602 medication, between 20% and 80% - Price reduction for 1000 dispositifs - Budget raise of medication by 13% between 2011 and 2015 Net reduction Enhancement Give access, with an afforadable price to the essentials of medication and vaccination

14 Indicator Value Previsional value for 2030 Health budget growth Number of recruitments - 12 % Increase of the budget of the health ministry between 2012 and Recruitment of health professionals Increasing health and recruitment budget Number of risk management plans implemented -Implementation of plans to fight Ebola and Zika - «Riaya» Operation, 2015 and Strenghtening warning mechanisms and health risk management

15 A R E A S O F I N T E R V E N T I O N O f T he C E R S S MDGs and now SDGs Social protection in Morocco and in Maghreb Social policies in Morocco and in Maghreb Health policy in Morocco and in Maghreb

16 K N O W L E D G E D I S S E M I N A T I O N Seminaries: Social public Policy analysis : Precarity and poverty Meetings: The future of people s health movement in Morocco, CERSS/PHM Round tables: The Impact of globalization on health with PHM and Moroccan network for the right to health Conferences Partnerships: Partnership convention with the ministry of social affairs

17 E X A M P L E S O F A C T I V I T I E S Strategic report CERSS Publishes an annual report on Morocco and Maghreb including the analysis of the health situation in Morocco (objectives indicators and other analysis elements)

18 E X A M P L E S O F A C T I V I T I E S Debates: Since 2005, monthly debate on health issues with different universities and TT Debate with experts and health policy makers and civil servants

19 E X A M P L E S O F A C T I V I T I E S University of social development: Meknes 2010 summer university on MDGs focusing on health issues Winter university: Reducing the inequalities by local public policies- Rabat 2010 Participation to «self-managed Workshops» on the issue of health in North Africa Forum social maghrébin El JADIDA Forum social mondial DAKAR 2011 Forum social mondial TUNIS 2013 Forum social mondial TUNIS 2015

20 S H A R I N G K N O W L E D G E

21 C E R S S W O R K I N G on S D G s Participation to the debates before the elaboration of SDGs Monitoring different phases Study and analysis of the finale version of the SDGs Study of the challenges of the SDGs from the standpoint of North Africa region

22 C E R S S W O R K I N G on H E A L T H R E L A T E D S D G s Strategic plan : Important point in the strategic plan Created a working group on the issue Building partnerships with stakeholders Regional Meetings scheduled Aiming to develop a regional network

23 Thank you