At the 69th United Nations General Assembly in New York last week, member states discussed the way forward for the intergovernmental negotiations leading up to the adoption of the post-2015 sustainable development framework less than a year from now.
Through their country statements and by hosting events, national governments provided an insight into their priorities for the framework talks.
As Action for Global Health anticipates the start of these negotiations, there were six key messages that we took away from the discussions:
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About the authors
Emilie Peeters
Emilie Peeters is EU policy adviser in Brussels for the global policy project Stop AIDS Alliance, a partner in Action for Global Health cross-European network. Within AfGH she co-chairs the post-2015 task force and works to ensure the right to health for all by 2030. Emilie is also co-managing the global policy work within the Link Up project, to improve the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people in Bangladesh, Burundi, Ethiopia, Myanmar and Uganda.
Marielle Hart
Marielle Hart is policy manager with the International HIV/AIDS Alliance office in Washington, D.C. responsible for managing the Stop AIDS Alliance global policy project implemented in Washington, D.C., Brussels and Geneva. Marielle is also the Alliance’s global policy lead on the post-2015 process, and works across coalitions, including Action for Global Health, InterAction and Global Health Council, towards common CSO positions on health in the post-2015 framework.
