
Principle 1
Evidence-informed decision-making to promote healthy societies needs to go beyond health care and incorporate data on the broader determinants of health.

Principle 2
All decisions about investments in any sector needto be made with health as a consideration.

Principle 3
Decision-making that affects the health of populations needs to embrace health equity, while also acknowledging potential trade-offs between short- and long-term costs and benefits.

Principle 4
All available data resources on the determinants of health should be used to inform decision-making about health.

Principle 5
Data on the social determinants of health should contribute to better, more transparent, and more accountable governance.
Principle 6
Evidence-informed decision-making to promote healthy societies needs to be participatory and inclusive of multiple and diverse perspectives.