Dennis, Monique or others may be able to speak to the extent to which CED is
integrated into a healthy public policy agenda, I can only turn the question
around and speak to the extent to which a healthy public policy agenda is
integrated into CED.
To add to Monique's comments, I would say that here in Canada it is not as
integrated as it could or should be. From what I understand of an SDOH
perspective, I think the determinants that CED and SDOH are addressing are
largely the same, but the outcomes are described and measured differently.
CED has a lot to gain from the SDOH literature and analysis, and I think the
CED movement in Canada could be an important agent in a SDOH strategy.
In Ontario and Québec, the Healthy Communities provincial networks are or
have been involved in broader local development and CED movements, but I'm
not aware of their policy positions being taken up and advanced in these
larger circles.
The Canadian CED Network's Policy Framework (developed in 2001 and due to be
updated in the next year) mentions unhealthy communties as a result of
poverty and healthy communities as a goal, but doesn't go beyond nominal
references.
http://www.ccednet-rcdec.ca/en/pages/resources_2.asp
Our recent literature review on the links between social inclusion and CED
starts to make some of the links between SDOH and CED, but I am convinced
lots more can be gained.
http://www.ccednet-rcdec.ca/en/pages/learningnetwork.asp
Hopefully this conference will be a step in that direction.
Mike
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Le 28/02/05 14:46, « Thompson, Kenneth » <[log in to unmask]> a écrit :
> hi all,
>
> how well integrated into ced is the healthy public policy agenda? here in the
> states, the two seldom seem to meet.. a castrophe for places like pittsburgh,
> in desperate need of redevelopment..
>
> ken
>
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