Publications
Key publications
Social return on investment - Accounting for value in the context of implementing Health 2020 and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (2017)
Social return on investment (SROI) is a concept to account for social value when evaluating investments. It goes beyond traditional economic evaluation tools, by considering value produced for multiple stakeholders in all three dimensions of development: economic, social and environmental.
Review and reorientation of the Serbian national programme for early detection of cervical cancer towards greater health equity (2015)
This case study presents the review of the programme, which identified Roma women and other groups who might not benefit from it owing to barriers at many levels.
Review and reorientation of the “Programme for active health protection of mothers and children” for greater health equity in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
This publication presents the process of and lessons learned from the review and reorientation of a programme for active health protection of mothers and children for greater health equity, with an explicit but not exclusive focus on the Roma population, carried out in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
Preventing and addressing intimate partner violence against migrant and ethnic minority women: the role of the health sector
This policy brief aims to provide input into the role of the health sector in preventing and addressing IPV among migrant women and those of ethnic minorities.
Roma health mediation in Romania
Roma Health – case study series NO.1. The case study uses secondary data (research reports, evaluation reports, legislation and data in the Romani CRISS archives) to provide a critical overview of the Roma health mediation programme in Romania.
Potential criteria for the review of the health component of the national Roma integration strategies
The present working document aims to provide support to and additional background for the European Commission in its process of reviewing the health components of the National Roma Integration Strategies during the first quarter of 2012. It is for a targeted audience (specifically, DG SANCO technical staff working on Roma health).
