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Leveraging the UN Resolution Against Diabetes

Understand the impact of the UN Resolution on diabetes management. Gain insights on public awareness, prevention, treatment, and care strategies. Empower your organization with UN support for diabetes initiatives.

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Leveraging the UN Resolution Against Diabetes

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  1. The UN Resolution and how to use it effectively

  2. #1 • UN recognizes that DM is a real threat for the health of the population; it is the first non communicable disease with has an impact and which is treated along in the same manner as a communicable one (like TB, HIV/AIDS, etc.) - this gives weight to the activities of all our member associations and it should bring a higher priority to the diabetes related programs;

  3. #2 • the recognition of the 14 of November as a WDD acknowledged not only by the interested parties (IDF) but by all the UN members, will offer a chance to go public each an every year. It legitimates public appearances, more free printed and media time; the theme for 2007 and 2008 will be “Children and youth with diabetes”;

  4. #3 • the UNR recognizes the importance of public awareness, prevention and care and it allows individual organizations to claim UN support for their initiatives; it stresses the importance of access to care, treatment and health care education: bringing once more these issues to the top of the agendas;

  5. #4 • it encourages member states to develop national policies for prevention, treatment and care; this should support the development and implementation of the national diabetes strategies;

  6. How do we act?

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