Advocacy
By mobilizing our networks and participating in key national and international advocacy events we reach the decision-makers directly. Securing a policy environment favorable to overall development, especially of poor people, is a key aspect of Eminence mission: “to create a society where the people live in equity and health justice with their maximum potential.” Formation of Non Communicable Disease Forum (NCD-F), Bangladesh Urban Health Network (BUHN), Common Interest Group against Tobacco (CIGAT) and Bangladesh Nutrition and Food Security Network (BNFSN) has been in response to the imperative health and development needs of the general people of the country. As one of the leading advocates in the field of public health and social development, Eminence is engaged in regular dialogues with government and other national institutions.
Milestone on Advocacy
- “What Can We Do NOW” - Community Sensitization Workshops in Chittagong Division.
- Anti-Cigarette Signature Collection Campaign and handing over of the signatures to Md. Khorshed Alam, the private secretary to the Honorable Prime Minister, at the Prime Minister’s office.
- Anti Cigarette Human Chain in support of VAT increase of cigarette with the participation of over 500 students.
- National Round Table Discussion on Rapid Urbanization and Urban Health: Are We Ready to Take the Challenges.
- 1st Scientific Seminar of Non Communicable Diseases Forum (NCD-F).
- Initiation Meeting of Bangladesh Urban Health Network (BUHN).
- National Round Table Discussion on Invest More on Breastfeeding and Home Cooked Complementary Feeding.
- Electronic Campaign for World Cancer Day.
- Electronic Campaign for World Tobacco Awareness Week.
- Local Correspondence Office for the 10th International Epidemiological Association Regional Scientific Meeting.
- Meet the Press of Non Communicable Diseases Forum (NCD-F) for NCD-F.
- Electronic Campaign for World Diabetes Day.
- Initiation Meeting of Non Communicable Diseases Forum (NCD-F) for NCD-F.
- Dissemination Seminar on Experiences and Lessens from Poverty and Working Children Project for Save the Children UK.
- Round Table Discussion on Poverty and Working Children – Child Rights Perspective for Save the Children UK.
- Sensitization meeting with funding agencies, donor and international aid organizations on NCD issues in Bangladesh for World Health Organization.
- National Procession and Signing Campaign to Observe World Breast Feeding Week.
- Local Procession and Signing Campaign in Barisal Division to Observe World Breast Feeding Week.
- Breastfeeding and Complementary Feeding Awareness Raising Program in Garments Factories of Dhaka Division.
- National Seminar on Health Policy: Nutrition & Infant and Young Child Feeding (IYCF).
- Policy Dialogue with Health related Parliamentary Committee on Show the Truth: Pictorial Messages Save Live for World Health Organization.
- National Seminar for Discussion on Draft Health Policy.
- Launching Seminar for GIS Based Iodized Salt Information Centre for The Micronutrient Initiative
- National Seminar on Diabetes and Responsibilities for Square Pharmaceuticals.
- National Round Table Discussion on Primary Prevention of Diabetes: Lets Start from Childhood for World Health Organization.
- National Media Consultation Workshop on Secure Nutritious Diet: Save Children’s Life for Save the Children UK.
- National Roundtable Discussion on Secure Nutritious Diet: Save Children’s Life for Save the Children UK.
- National Roundtable Discussion on Tobacco Free Garments Factories for World Health Organization.
- Get on Track to Save Children’s Lives – Evidence Based Campaign Activity in all over the country to achieve Millennium Development Goal (MDG) – 4, Advocacy Activity of Save the Children UK.
- 9th South East Asia Regional Scientific Meeting of International Epidemiological Association, February.
- Seminar on Update on Health Nutrition and Population Sector Programs (HNPSP) in Bangladesh.
- National Workshop on WHO Child Growth Standard and BNNC Bar Scale.
- National Workshop on Determine a Consensus Per Capita Calorie Requirement of Bangladesh People.





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