United Nations Expert Group Meeting on Mortality: Priorities for improved survival: ICPD beyond 2014

New York, 21-22 October 2013

Documents

• Objectives of the Meeting
• Report of the Meeting

Presentations

• Overview of world mortality trends since ICPD
  Cheryl Sawyer (Population Division/DESA, United Nations)
• Further Reductions in Infant and Child Mortality: Opportunities and Challenges
  Kenneth Hill (Harvard University)
• Decomposing global disparities in life expectancy
  Sara Hertog (Population Division/DESA, United Nations)
• Longevity in the 21st Century: The tug of the past
  Alberto Palloni (University of Wisconsin, Madison)
• The changing landscape of NCDs & risk factors
  Sanjay Basu (Stanford University)
• Promoting Healthy Lifestyles: What Works?
  Rachel Nugent (University of Washington)
• Incentivizing Use of Health Care
  William Dow (University of California-Berkeley)
• Summary: key findings and implications of mortality trends for the global development agenda
  Alberto Palloni (University of Wisconsin, Madison)

Expert papers

• No. 2013/10 - The changing landscape of non-communicable diseases and associated risk factors
  Sanjay Basu
• No. 2013/11 - Challenges and opportunities for further reductions in infant and child mortality
  Kenneth Hill and Li Liu
• No. 2013/12 - Improving the health of women and adolescents: an unfinished agenda
  Suzanne Petroni and Katherine Fritz
• No. 2013/13 - 2013/13 Incentivizing use of health care
  William Dow and Justin White
• No. 2013/15 - Longevity in the Twenty-first Century: How Strong is the Tug of the Past?
  Alberto Palloni

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