Seamless integration of curative, preventive and promotional aspects.

Access for Palestinians to preventative and curative health services remained good overall.

Diarrhoeal disease is best tackled, for example, through preventive and curative interventions involving inputs from the health, education, nutrition and WASH sectors.

(c) To adopt all appropriate positive measures, to the maximum of the resources allocated for this purpose, to promote effective access to such preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies

Given productivity constraints, redistribution is only palliative, not curative. To address the problem requires investing in inclusion, endowing people with skills, and connecting them to the inputs and networks that can make them productive.

Ensure that States parties respect the right of non citizens to an adequate standard of physical and mental health by, inter alia, refraining from denying or limiting their access to preventive, curative and palliative health services

Believing in the importance of building a sound, secure, stable Arab family and making all preventive and curative health conditions available to ensure that all family members are in good health and able to enjoy their rights,

(b) To adopt and implement legislation or other measures, in accordance with applicable international law, including international agreements acceded to, to safeguard access to such preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies from any limitations by third parties

Also calls upon States to take all appropriate measures, nationally and through cooperation, to promote research and development of new and more effective preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products and diagnostic tools, in accordance with applicable international law, including international agreements acceded to

9. Further calls upon States to take all appropriate measures, nationally and through cooperation, to promote the research and development of new and more effective preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products and diagnostic tools, in accordance with applicable international law, including international agreements acceded to

(a) To refrain from taking measures that would deny or limit equal access for all persons to preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies used to treat pandemics such as HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria or the most common opportunistic infections that accompany them

To build a sound, balanced, secure, stable family that is committed to the conditions of preventive and curative health from its inception to guarantee the health of its children, seeks to ensure that its members enjoy all their rights, and in which relations of trust, love and respect prevail.

(a) Facilitating, wherever possible, access in other countries to essential preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies used to treat pandemics such as HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria or the most common opportunistic infections that accompany them, as well as extending the necessary cooperation, wherever possible, especially in times of emergency

Adoption of the necessary policies and measures to provide reproductive health, child health and adolescent health services and services for women of childbearing age, in order to ensure safe maternity and healthy children, and to guarantee access to preventive and curative health services, including examinations for early detection of contagious diseases and hereditary disorders

(b) Ensuring that their actions, as members of international organizations, take due account of the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health and that the application of international agreements is supportive of public health policies that promote broad access to safe, effective and affordable preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies

6. Calls upon Member States, in particular malaria endemic countries, to establish and or strengthen national policies and operational plans, aspiring to ensure that at least 80 per cent of those at risk of or suffering from malaria may benefit from major preventive and curative interventions by 2010, in accordance with the technical recommendations of the World Health Organization, so as to ensure a reduction in the burden of malaria by at least 50 per cent by 2010 and 75 per cent by 2015

7. Calls upon Member States, in particular malaria endemic countries, to establish and or strengthen national policies and operational plans, aspiring to ensure that at least 80 per cent of those at risk of or suffering from malaria may benefit from major preventive and curative interventions by 2010, in accordance with the technical recommendations of the World Health Organization, so as to ensure a reduction in the burden of malaria by at least 50 per cent by 2010 and 75 per cent by 2015

8. Calls upon Member States, in particular malaria endemic countries, to establish and or strengthen national policies and operational plans, aspiring to ensure that at least 80 per cent of those at risk of or suffering from malaria may benefit from major preventive and curative interventions by 2010, in accordance with the technical recommendations of the World Health Organization, so as to ensure a reduction in the burden of malaria by at least 50 per cent by 2010 and 75 per cent by 2015