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How and what can NGOs contribute to the endgame?

Sharing of experiences

Presented by

Dato Hatijah bt Ayob

President MyWATCH Malaysia

14/3/2017 8th MADPHs conference 2017 1

NGOs has a long history of involvement

in public health

strengthening of capacities in the health

sector

1978 Alma Ata declaration Health realization requires the action of many other social and

economic sectors in addition to the health sector — Alma-Ata

Declaration, 1978


Introduction

The 5 main roles OF NGOS

1. advocate,

2. coalition builder,

3. provider of evidence-based information,

4. watchdog and

5. service provider.


As an advocate

promotes a favorable public opinion,

supports government actions if favorable to

the tobacco control cause

might identify legislative priorities and help

develop legislative measures

Propose tobacco control policies

regulation of tobacco product

Raise awareness amongst the masses

Demand litigation regulation and against

issues related to tobacco


Advocacy Issues

to protect the nation from the harm of

smoking and early addiction among

adolescents

to promote the creation of tobacco

control policies to high-level

decision makers.

- advertising, promotion, sponsorship,

smoke-free place etc


Coalition builder

convene various organizations from

different backgrounds and form general

tobacco control alliances.

- effectively mobilize the community

- influence state institutions - -

Complement govt effort in reaching

out to the disadvantaged , marginalized

and underserved


Provider of Evidence-based Information

provide accurate information and balance public opinion about the tobacco control policies and health risks from smoking

Professional members can translate science-based evidence for policy makers, media, and the public.

Fact sheets are a means frequently used by the organizations to make the complex topics such as price and taxation of cigarettes more accessible and understandable to the public.


Why Tobacco Control??

Tobacco use is the single most preventable

cause of disease, disability, and death

Tobacco control = everybody’s collective

responsibilities :Government & non

governmental organisations and their

population


Where are the NGOs for Tobacco

Control ??

Global - WHO,UICC - Union for International Cancer Control

Regional - SEATCA

Local -,HFM, MyWATCH, NCSM, Green Lung,

Alliance - MCTC


http://www.facebook.com/uicc.org






Coalition for Malaysia???

a.Federal Government Agencies

MOH ,MOF, LPPKN , JHEOA ,MOHE, MySIHAT, ADK

b. Private

Health Professional organisations, NGOs ,Private

Voluntary Organizations, MyWATCH, NCSM, HFM,

MAKNA

c. Universities

SERU, GREEN LUNG


WHO FCTC (Framework Convention on

Tobacco Control)

The FCTC was approved unanimously

by the 56th World Health Assembly in

May 2003, enforce on February 27

2005, and became a major turning point

for tobacco control worldwide

Malaysia is one of the signatories of

FCTC


FCTC : MPOWER

Monitor tobacco use and prevention policies

Protect people from tobacco smoke

Offer help to quit tobacco use

Warn about the dangers of tobacco

Enforce bans on tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship

Raise taxes on tobacco


MyWATCH

MyWATCH MyWATCH


Registered with ROS Mac 2005 Objectives :

1. Programmes for the benefit of the family’s health

2. Advocacy activities on tobacco control – empowerment programmes e.g. seminars, special projects with youth and young children

3. Encourage research and monitor developments related to tobacco issues


Break the chain at School


Campaigns

Seminar

Camps

WNTD awareness

Pledges

Seminar modules

Activities


Games

Gym

Messages

Publicity walks and pledge drive


Youth camps


Exhibitions , competitions


Smoke free Malacca


PENILAIAN DAN MAKLUMBALAS

PROGRAM / SEMINAR HARI TANPA TEMBAKAU SEDUNIA 2012

PERINGKAT SEKOLAH DAERAH PETALING UTAMA

Stay COOL and HEALTHY without TOBACCO

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We do evaluation after our project

Video clip

MyWATCH WNTDActivities.wmv


MyWATCH WNTDActivities.wmv


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1. Kesesuaian topik

2.Mudah difahami

3.Masa

4.Penceramah

5.Pencapaian objektif keseluruhan

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Faedah Kursus


SUBMISSION OF PAPERS

CODE OF CONDUCT 2011

REPORT ON THE ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION JUNE 2013

REPORT ON GOOD GOVERNANCE & ETHICAL CSR 2014

TOBACCO INDUSTRIES INTERFERENCE INDEX 2013 &

2015

BAN ON TOBACCO ADVERTISING, PROMOTION AND

SPONSORSHIP 2016


Alliance with SEATCA :

TAPS watch


Under the WHO FCTC, Parties are obligated to implement

a comprehensive ban on all forms of TAPS.

Endgame :School watching program


Children born in 2009 will

be free from all forms of

smoking habit


World NO Tobacco Day Awareness

A collaborative project with Dental Clinic

Kelana Jaya , PPD Petaling Utama,

MySihat , NCSM , Panel Penasihat 2014

How can we work together?

Advocacy for policy

seek to influence the policy of

governments and international

organizations

school watching program

Be part of the team in campaigns

Smart networking


Multisectoral involvement

1. networks that encourage and support

individuals to make behavior choices

consistent with tobacco-free norms

2. unite a range of integrated activities

3. Be part of regional and global alliance

FCTC


Integrated activities

promoting tobacco use cessation,

preventing tobacco use initiation,

eliminating exposure to secondhand

smoke

mass-reach health communication

interventions (social media etc)

Mass Campaigns

Litigation and advocacy


Voluntary services opportunity

1.Quitlines

Optimally, quitline counseling should be made available to all tobacco users willing to access the service.

quitline services are free, remove time and transportation barriers, and are confidential, they are one of the most accessible cessation resources.

Infolines

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Some evidence about quit rate

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A smoking aware practice

Adapted from Litt J, et al. Asia Pacific Fam Med. 2003; 2: 175-9

Increase in

quit rate

GP time

A ‘no-smoking practice’

Brief intervention

Moderate intervention

Intense

intervention

>5 mins

<1 mins

2-5 mins

2 fold

3 fold

4 fold

5-7 fold


WHO : FCTC

ban tobacco products advertising,

Ban sponsorship and promotion

Increasing Taxation policies have been

implemented with some success in WHO

affiliated countries

Plan packaging

Ban on vape


Advocacy for policy

Capacity and capability

strong leadership which is able to foster

collaboration among the health stake

holders of tobacco control communities.

An adequate number of skilled staff is also

necessary to provide or facilitate program

oversight, technical assistance, and

training.


Awareness campaigns

Signature campaigns

Publicity walks

Publicity drives

WNTD awareness campaigns

Participations in round table discussions

with alliance and partners in Tobacco

Control Movement


Students /Youth activist

Report violation of selling cigarettes to minors

Report flouting of regulation of point of sales, ban

on advertisement of tobacco product

Request to govt on strict re enforcement of these

regulation and imposition of penalties

Youth led campaigns on smoke free public places

and restaurants

Youth led :dissemination of letters to address the

benefit of Tobacco Control Act


Open Letter from Medical Bodies and

NGOs to Parliament re electronic

cigarettes and vaping.pdf


ADVOCACY FOR POLICY in ALLIANCE

with OTHER ORGANIZATION for collective voice

Open Letter from Medical Bodies and NGOs to Parliament re electronic cigarettes and vaping.pdf



WNTD themes 2011 The WHO FCTC

2012 Tobacco Industry interference

2013 Ban Tobacco advertising promotion and

sponsorship

2014 Raise taxes on tobacco

2015 Stop illicit trade of tobacco products

2016 Get ready for plain packaging

2017 "TOBACCO – A THREAT TO DEVELOPMENT.


Think global, Act Local

Challenges for Malaysia

Point of sales

Sales to minor

Ban on vapes

Offer Services

Tobacco Alliance Movement/Strategic alliance

Strengthening community actions

Pushing the agenda forward

Enforcement

Carefully monitor the status of tobacco in trade agreements (TPPA)

Monitor the tobacco industry

Funding


Conclusion

A comprehensive approach to Tobacco

Endgame—one that optimizes synergy

from applying a mix of educational, clinical,

regulatory, economic, and social strategies—

and involvement of multisectoral agencies

and civil societies

is the guiding principle for eliminating the

health and economic burden of tobacco

use.

We should work together!!!


David Garlitz, quoting former RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company Executive, 2 June 1992

We don’t smoke this s***, we only sell it. We reserve the right to smoke for the

young, the black, the poor, and

the stupid.

WE MUST FIGHT THIS

and protect our citizens

TOGETHER !!!


Thank you


Think global, Act Local

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