Caring Systems

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Source: {"body":{"en":"When we talk about systems of care as governments of care, we are touching on the primary element of how we can rebuild public trust. Need for political leadership. Governance is a key element to include all the groups that are often not taken into account. Political will: not only in governments, but also in processes. Understanding care not only as a service but also as a social protection network. If we consider how the world was 2 years ago and how we are today, it seems that we did not learn the lessons. Today we have more poverty and more billionaires. We are still not vaccinating and providing medicine to the people who really need it. Local government. That is the best element to talk about and rebuild public trust, it is the first phase to build that social contract we are talking about. \r\nIf we want to rebuild the planet, we have to start by rebuilding communities. The necessary social networks are recreated; health is an indispensable human right. If we do not have access to health services, how will we be able to fight poverty? We need to have people at the center of decision making and think about who are the service providers. If we talk about protective equipment, it is designed for men when the majority of those who use it are women. Achieving health for all is a political lesson that affects the other SDGs. "},"title":{"en":"UNHC 2030"}}

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