Amsterdam Declaration

The Amsterdam Declaration, adopted in 2000, is a statement by health professionals emphasizing that health is a fundamental human right and crucial for sustainable development. It highlights the importance of universal access to quality healthcare, social justice, and addressing social determinants of health such as education, income, and environment. The declaration encourages global cooperation to reduce health inequalities and promote policies that support healthier populations worldwide, recognizing health as a shared responsibility and integral to human well-being and development.