Alexandra N Barrantes OAS ESCRs indicators
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The document discusses the Protocol of San Salvador (PSS), an additional protocol to the American Convention on Human Rights that establishes mechanisms for measuring progress on economic, social, and cultural rights in Latin America and the Caribbean. States parties submit national reports to the PSS following-up mechanism using a set of approved progress indicators across two groups of rights. The indicators are intended to help states evaluate fulfillment of social rights, identify issues, and develop strategies for progressive realization of rights in a participatory process beyond just reporting. They include quantitative and qualitative measures across structural, process, and outcome areas relating to rights incorporation, budgetary commitment, and state capabilities.
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Present concepts and elements of the Human Rights Based Approach as basic information in capacity building for HRBA
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Human Rights Observatory Description
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Community diagnosis
Community diagnosis is a tool used in Healthy Cities Projects to understand community health. It involves collecting both quantitative and qualitative data on health status, determinants of health, and potential for healthy city development. The process includes setting up a committee, defining the scope, collecting data through surveys and statistics, analyzing trends and comparisons, reaching diagnoses, and disseminating results through reports and presentations to influence policy. Conducting community diagnosis regularly allows Healthy Cities Projects to continuously improve public health.
The U.S. created Medicare, a publically funded healthcare program,.docx
The U.S. created Medicare, a publically funded healthcare program, to assist people sixty-five years of age and older in obtaining healthcare services.
Tasks:
***Summarize the legislation that introduced Medicare and the funding source for the program.
***Discuss some of the changes that have occurred in the Medicare program since its inception.
***Describe the demographics of the population covered by Medicare and identify the number of people in the U.S. covered by Medicare.
***Assess how changes in Medicare will affect the citizens and legal residents in your state. Include specific demographic information on age, race, income, etc., for your state to justify your response.
From the Internet, review the following:
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid. (2017).
CMS' program history
. Retrieved from https://www.cms.gov/About-CMS/Agency-Information/History/index.html
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid. (2015).
The Affordable Care Act and Medicare
. Retrieved from https://www.medicare.gov/about-us/affordable-care-act/affordable-care-act.html
Cubanski, J. (2016, December 13).
What are the implications of repealing the ACA for Medicare spending and beneficiaries
. Retrieved from https://www.kff.org/health-reform/issue-brief/what-are-the-implications-of-repealing-the-affordable-care-act-for-medicare-spending-and-beneficiaries/
Submission Details:
Present your response in a 3- to 5-page Microsoft Word document formatted in APA style.
On a separate page, cite all sources using APA format.
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- 1. Using human rights indicators in development: Experiences from LAC OAS: progress indicators for measuring progress rights under the Protocol of San Salvador Alexandra N. Barrantes Promotion of Equity Section Chief DIS/OAS November 18, 2015
- 2. What is the Protocol of San Salvador? Additional Protocol to the American Convention on Human Rights in the Area of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights “Protocol of San Salvador” (PSS)
- 3. PSS follow-up mechanism • National reports submitted by States Parties (article 19): 2014-2015 first round • Set of progress indicators approved by member states (2 groups) • Working Group to examine and analyze national reports by States Parties (SP)
- 4. PSS indicators • First group of rights: rights to social security, to health, and education • Second group: rights to work and trade union rights, rights to a healthy environment, adequate food, and the benefits of culture
- 5. PSS indicators provide SP: • Useful tools to review the status of the rights, identify outstanding issues and agendas based on a participatory dialogue with civil society • Devise strategies for the progressive realization of the rights • Tools to undertake a process of evaluating and measuring fulfillment of social rights that goes beyond mere reporting (not intended to record complaints but progress)
- 6. PSS indicators Model composed of quantitative indicators and qualitative signs of progress. 3 types of indicators (structural, process, and outcome), arranged into three conceptual categories: (i) incorporation of the right; (ii) financial context and budgetary commitment; (iii) and state capabilities 3 cross- cutting principles: a) equality and nondiscrimination, b) access to justice, and c) access to information and participation)
- 7. PSS indicators are not development indicators • Objective and scope of PSS rights indicators distinguish them from traditional indicators that measure variations in levels of development in a particular country or region. • “human rights indicators are specific information on the state of an event, activity or an outcome that can be related to human rights norms and standards; that address and reflect the human rights concerns and principles; and that are used to assess and monitor promotion and protection of human rights.” [Paul Hunt, Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights on the right of everyone to enjoy the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, Resolution 2003/45 A/58/427, 2006:4.]
- 8. Working Group PSS: http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/dsi/protocol-ssv/ Indicators for measuring rights under the PSS: http://www.oas.org/en/sedi/pub/progress_indicators.pdf THANK YOU