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This has involved a shift from the usual focus on addressing and reducing certain diseases or infirmity through vertical programmes towards one addressing the determinants of health through a “wellness approach”. 26. The “wellness approach” was specified in the 2015 National Wellness Policy, which laid the basis for multi-sectoral cooperation with stakeholders from outside the Ministry of Health and Medical Services to advocate and protect individuals’ health and wellness. The policy goes beyond the usual dimensions of wellness, including its social, spiritual, environmental, occupational, psychological, physical and financial dimensions. 27. (...) Thanks also to the current “wellness approach”, mental health is now included in a holistic, population-based delivery of health care.

During her visit, the Independent Expert met representatives of the Government and non-governmental organizations, as well as other stakeholders. The Independent Expert thanks the Government of Singapore for extending an invitation to her and for its cooperation throughout the visit. (...) Furthermore, the Action Plan envisions the implementation of more than 70 initiatives in 12 areas: health and wellness, learning, volunteerism, employment, housing, transport, public spaces, respect and social inclusion, “retirement adequacy”, health care and elder care, protection for vulnerable seniors, and research. (...) Older persons can, for instance, contribute to community organizations and join senior citizen groups within housing estates, which run regular activities to help them keep physically well and socially active. In 2008, for instance, the Government introduced a wellness programme to encourage older persons to lead active lifestyles and better manage their health by going for regular screenings for chronic diseases.

During his visit, the Special Rapporteur met with a wide range of people, including the Prime Minister, government ministers and officials from nine ministries (including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Sustainable Development and Culture, the Ministry of Agriculture, the Ministry of National Mobilization, the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment). He also met with representatives of the Central Water and Sewerage Authority, the Chief Executive Officer of St. (...) The Special Rapporteur visited the Lowman’s Hill Power Plant, which appears to be well designed, well maintained and prioritizes spill prevention. (...) The landfill on Bequia appears to be less well managed, with a foul odour, flies and open access to the public. 56.

This recommendation will be examined during the current process of legal reform currently being employed. 4 On 19 February 2009 the Ministry of Labour and Social Development held a symposium on “Strengthening the Family： A Holistic Approach to Family Wellness”， which brought together persons from the Government, civil society and non-governmental organizations to discuss appropriate measures to improve social cohesion throughout Bahamian society. 5 Since 2000, the police have recorded： (a) 942 instances of alleged rape and 305 cases of attempted rape； (b) 1,787 cases of unlawful sexual intercourse； (c) 141 reported cases of incest. 6 The Government of The Bahamas has implemented mechanisms aimed at preventing sexual offenders from committing violence against persons throughout The Bahamas.

Employee Leasing — Native Leasing Services, Organization for the Survival Il-Laikipiak Indigenous Maasai Group Initiatives, Organisation des volontaires acteurs de développement — action plus, Organización Mapuche — Aukin Wallmapu, Ngulam — Consejo de Todas las Tierras, Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti, Parlemento Indigena De America, Partnership for Indigenous Peoples Environment, Peace Campaign Group, Peru Quechua Art Association, Presidium Dewan Papua-Europe, Programme d’integration et de développement du peuple Pygmee-Kivu, Protecting the Rights of Forest Peoples Rainforest Foundation, Pueblo of Laguna, Puente De Mujeres Mayas, Puñachizak, Quechua Community in New York (Hermanas de la Congregación de Buen Pastor), Regional Action Group for the Environment, Resurgimiento Ancestral Indigena Salvadoreno, Rural Women Environmental Protection Association (Rwepa), School Sisters of Notre Dame, Senado de la Republica Colombia, Servicios Para el Desarrollo, Shinnecock People, Sil International, Simba Maasai Outreach Organization, Siksika Healing’s Wellness Centre, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Southern Mongolian Human Rights Information Center, Tamaynut-Ancap, Taungya-Hill Tracts NGO Forum, Tazzla Institute for Cultural Diversity, Te Kawau Maro, Teton Sioux Nation Treaty Council, Tinhinan, Torres Strait Regional Authority, Totem Rhythms, Tribal Link Foundation, Unissons-Nous Pour la Promotion Des Batwa, United Sherpa Association, Vivat International, Voices for Peace, Waubunowin — Macipskwik Abenaki, Working Groups on Minorities in Southern Africa, World Blind Union, Indigenous Committee, Yayasan Kristen Pelayanan Sosial, Masyarakat Indonesia 学术界及其他 Canisius College, Chung-Ang University, Columbia University, El Colegio de Sonora, Gonzaga University, Haskell Indian Nations University, Max Planck Institut, Muhlenberg College, Rhode Island College, University of Alaska Fairbanks, University of Auckland, University of Bergen, University of Central Michigan, University of Chicago, University of Chile, University of Copenhagen, University of Essex, Universidade Estadual Paulista, University of Giessen, University of Illinois, University of Minnesota, University Nacional De San Marcos, University of Oslo, University of Tromso, “Voices” Art Exhibition 13 E/2002/43 (Part II) E/CN.19/2002/3 (Part II) 附件二 文件 文号文号文号文号 标题标题标题标题 E/CN.19/2002/1 临时议程 E/CN.19/2002/2 论坛机构间支助小组提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.1 知识产权组织提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.2 联合国人居中心提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.3 儿童基金会提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.4 开发计划署提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.5 难民专员办事处提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.6 世贸组织提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.7 教科文组织提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.8 卫生组织提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.9 人口基金提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.10 训研所提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.11 《生物多样性公约》秘书处提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.12 世界银行提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.13 粮农组织提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/2/Add.14 联合国难民事务高级专员办事处 提供的资料 E/CN.19/2002/4 秘书处转递联合国援助土著居民自愿基金董事 会 2002年 3月闭会期间磋商和 2002年 4月 3 日至 5日在日内瓦举行的第十五届会议所通过 的建议的说明 E/CN.19/2002/CRP.1-8 报告草稿

b Other countries are accessing funding through national accredited entities: Antigua and Barbuda, with its Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment; Colombia, with Action Fund; Dominica, with the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment of Antigua and Barbuda; and Gabon, with Deposits and Consignments Fund.

The history of people of African descent in the United States is well documented. The first enslaved Africans were brought to the American colonies in the early part of the seventeenth century. (...) The task force released its report on 18 May 2015 with a set of recommendations divided into six pillars: building trust and legitimacy, policy and oversight, technology and social media, community policing and crime reduction, training and education, and officer wellness and safety.3 The report adopted positive recommendations on key issues such as racial profiling, the use of force, the independence of investigations into killings by police officers, data collection, civilian oversight of law enforcement agencies and police workforce diversity, among others. (...) In addition to the most recent and well-known cases of killings of unarmed African Americans — such as the cases of Eric Garner, Michael Brown, Tamir Rice, Walter Scott, Freddie Gray and Laquan McDonald — the Working Group received information about many other similar cases.

Likewise, realizing the right to health and related rights in the country is key to ensuring the good health and well-being of all people living there. It is also key to the important role Canada plays as a model for many countries and its position in international cooperation. (...) The Special Rapporteur visited two well-organized sites in Vancouver that provided a supervised consumption centre and an overdose prevention site and noted the need to continue to replicate those types of services within British Columbia and across the country. 58. (...) Support from health-care authorities for initiatives such as Choosing Wisely could achieve more effectiveness and transparency in mental health and “problematic substance use” services, as well as in the health-care system at large. 65.

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2005 年 10 月，卫生组 织和加利福尼亚 Wellness 基金会在美国旧金山主持了全球防止暴力运动的第二 个里程碑会议。来自世界各地的 150 多名防止暴力专家在这次会议上讨论了在执 行卫生组织于 2002 年 10 月发起的《世界暴力与卫生报告》方面取得的进展。