As a forum for dialogue and exchange EQUINET holds a number of meetings, conferences and workshops within the theme areas of its work, as a network, and for the governance and administration of the network. These meeting reports and briefings from the secretariat are shown in this section. Further information on the meetings and their follow up can be obtained from the theme co-ordinators found in the section on 'Our work' or from the EQUINET secretariat.
Reports
The most recent publications are displayed below.
Contributions of global health diplomacy to equitable health systems in east and southern Africa, Report of a Regional Research Workshop, 13-14 March 2015, Johannesburg South Africa
EQUINET; TARSC; CPTL (2015 April)
Themes:
Values, policies and rights, Health equity in economic and trade policies, Human resources for health, Governance and participation in health
Country
East and southern Africa region
Zimbabwe Equity Watch 2014
Training and Research Support Centre; Ministry of Health and Child Care, Zimbabwe (2015 March)
Themes:
Equity in health, Values, policies and rights, Equitable health services, Resource allocation and health financing
Country
Zimbabwe
URL: Zimbabwe_EW_2014.pdf
PRA report: Community Strengthening for a People Centred Primary Health Care System: The Case of Cassa Banana Community in Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights; Zimbabwe National Network or People living with HIV and AIDS; Training and Research Support Centre (2015 February)
Themes:
Governance and participation in health
Country
Zimbabwe
The Role of Health Committees in Equitable, People-centred Health Systems in the Southern and East African Region
Mdaka K; Haricharan H; London L (2014 November)
Themes:
Governance and participation in health
Country
Participatory action research in people centred health systems: International Workshop Report, 4 October 2014
EQUINET; TARSC; ALAMES (2014 November)
Themes:
Equity in health, Values, policies and rights, Governance and participation in health, Monitoring equity and research to policy
Country
International