When communities are economically prepared they are able to afford basic amenities which translate into better health outcomes at individual, household and community levels.
I was giving a group of health promotion champions a talk titled: Community health preparedness, readiness and safe pregnancy practices in new rural districts of Uganda e.g. Bukomansimbi District). I listed ten aspects and one of them is:
Preparedness and readiness steps through improving agricultural production and business culture. There is a connection between productivity, standard of living and health outcomes. I am an Evidence-based public health practitioner and a health educator. I used a video sourced from Gossip Live, a Vision Group member organization in Uganda. Are our communities provided this kind of preparedness and readiness? See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urYZ0UdfrU0
