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INFORME ALTERNATIVO SOBRE LA SALUD EN AMERICA LATINA6) Primary Care of Health of Ecosystems: Weput forward the Primary Care of Health of Ecosystemsas the adequate strategy to carry out these biocentricpolicies.It is about an eco-systemic thinking, which allows us tounderstand that people’s health and life is connectedto the health and life of every one of the componentsof the ecosystem: the land, the water, the flora, thefauna, the air, and, of course, the human species itself,with its social, political and economical relations.This thinking and feeling that we are all interrelatedleads us to a logic that compels the focus of policies,strategies and plans to be concentrated in the promotionof health, each time healthier for the enjoymentof life in happiness and love.We believe that it is necessary and indispensable forthe continuity of life that we live in an ecosystem ofharmonious political, social, economical and environmentalrelations. This is possible, since it is the livingstyle the Originating Peoples teach us. They have alwaysfelt themselves a part of Nature, not as neoliberalismoperating against it.The multiple experiences shared in hundreds ofworkshops (for instance, the World Assembly of Peoples’Health, the International Forums in Defense ofHealth, the World Social Forums, and several otherevents to protest and propose) reveal that this dreamis possible.These energies in defense of life, expressed by theOriginating Peoples ceaselessly, that feeling of beingpart-of are the ideas that lead us to a political proposalthat pervades all human activities: Primary Care ofHealth of Ecosystems.We refer to the ecosystem with the vision of the deepestecology, namely human beings with their social,political, and economical relations as another componentof the ecosystem.The Declaration of Bangladesh offers us a real plan ofaction on formulating concrete economical, social, political,environmental, and sanitary challenges.We propose permanent reflection on the problems ofPrimary Ecosystems Health Care; a program to articulatetransversally all governmental and organized communityactivities. Prior to each intervention, we necessarilyhave to ask to ourselves:"With what does this endeavor contribute to the health ofthe local ecosystem?"[Monsalvo, 2004]alta_alegremia@yahoo.com.ar250
Observatorio Latinoamericano de Salud.REFERENCES● ASAMBLEA MUNDIAL DE SALUD DE LOS PUEBLOS (2000).Declaración para la Salud de los Pueblos, Bangladesh.● BOFF, LEONARDO (1996). Ecología, grito de la Tierra, grito delos Pobres, Lumen, Buenos Aires● BOLETÍN RED DE REDES (2004) Nro. 9, junio.● CAPRA, FRITJOF (1996). La Trama de la Vida,Anagrama, Barcelona.● INCUPO (1997). Saberes Vivos y Diversos,Taller la Salud Popular,Argentina.● MAX NEEF, MANFRED (1993). Desarrollo a Escala Humana, Redes,Uruguay.● MONSALVO JULIO (2003). Reflexiones sobre Salud Integral, ElMedico, Buenos Aires, enero.● MONSALVO, JULIO (2002). Protestas y Propuestas, Revista Raíces,Buenos Aires, noviembre.● MONSALVO, JULIO (2004). Ponencia en el Taller: Globalización yPolíticas de Salud, III Foro Internacional en Defensa de la Salud delos Pueblos, Mumbai, India, 12-13 de enero.● OMS, UNICEF (1978), La Declaración de Alma Ata,.● RAMONET, IGNACIO (2005). Medios en Crisis, Le Monde Diplomatique,"el Dipló", Buenos Aires, enero.● REVISTA RAÍCES (2004). Nros. 30 y 31, Buenos Aires, abril.251
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PEOPLE’S HEALTH ASSEMBLY 2GLOBAL
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