The 68th World Health Assembly. Point 11.2. Framework for collaboration with non-state actors. WHA68.9

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Author: World Health Assembly

May 26, 2015 – Preliminary version of the framework agreement for collaboration with non-state agents.

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Why we need a Global Convention to protect and promote healthy diets

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Authors: World Obesity. European Heart Network, UK Health Forum, Public Health Institute, World Public Health Nutrition Association, Healthy Latin America Coalition, and InterAmerican Heart Foundation

2015 – Support letter with health initiatives and recommendations. These initiatives, in keeping with robust healthy analyses of cost-effective prevention policies, should be taken by governments without influence from stakeholders with conflicts of interests

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Statement to the 68th World Health Assembly on Agenda item 13.1 – Outcome of the Second International Conference on Nutrition

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Author: World Obesity Federation

2015 – Letter to welcome the recent focus on nutrition through the Second International Conference on Nutrition (ICN2) and the wider non – communicable disease (NCD) agenda. To support the efforts to address malnutrition in all its forms, recognising that 12 of the top 20 global disease risk factors are nutrition – related and can only be comprehensively addressed through strengthening and creating healthy and sustainable food systems.