WHO GCM/NCD GLOBAL DIALOGUE PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME … · Pacific Alliance Moderator: Ms Leanne Riley, WHO 14:45 -15:15 Refreshment break (Venue: terrace outside plenary room) 15:15-16:30

WHO GCM/NCD Global Dialogue: Working together to tackle Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs), Mauritius, 19-21 October 2016

Provisional programme (version of 16 October 2016)

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WHO GCM/NCD GLOBAL DIALOGUE PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME

Working together to tackle Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs)

19-21 October 2016

Balaclava, Mauritius World Health Organization Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs

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Working together to tackle Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs)

The role of non-State actors in supporting Member States’ efforts to tackle NCDs

as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

Day One: Wednesday 19 October 2016

08:00-08:50 Registration

(Venue: Foyer)

09:00-10:30

Opening Session: Calling for broader engagement and new approaches to development as we move toward 2030

(Venue: Hibiscus Ballroom)

Opening ceremony

Official Opening of the Dialogue:

- Dr Laurent Musango, WHO Representative, Mauritius

- Dr Margaret Chan, Director-General of WHO (video address)

- H.E. Anil Kumarsingh Gayan, Minister of Health and Quality of Life, Mauritius

Opening panel discussion

Welcome by the Co-Chairs:

- Dr Maryam Timol, Acting Director-General, Ministry of Health and Quality of Life, Government of Mauritius

- H.E. Mr Gilles Huberson, Ambassador of France, Mauritius

Question to be addressed by panel and audience:

Why is it necessary to engage non-State actors to tackle NCDs, and how can this Global Dialogue help us move forward?








Panellists:

- H.R.H. Princess Dina Mired, Jordan

- Mr. Luka Okumu, UN Development Programme, Officer in Charge

- Mr Magnifique Irakoze, Regional Director for Africa, the International Federation of Medical Students Associations (IFMSA)

- Dr Oleg Chestnov, WHO Assistant Director-General, Noncommunicable Diseases and Mental Health

Moderator: Dr Faith McLellan, WHO

10:30-11:15 Official photo and refreshment break

(Venue: terrace outside plenary room)

11:15-12:30 Session One: How can non-State actors support the development and implementation of national multisectoral NCD action plans?


Questions and topics to be covered in ‘Hard Talk’ style interviews with panellists and members of the audience:

- What does a high-quality national multisectoral plan look like? - How and at what stages can non-State actors play a role in developing and/or implementing national multisectoral NCD action

plans? - What components, such as leadership, culture, interests, resources, and capacity, influence the establishment and

maintenance of such engagement?

Panellists:

- Dr Mariam Al-Jalahma, National Health Regulatory Authority, Bahrain

- Ms Anne Lise Ryel, Norwegian Cancer Society

- Dr Doyin Oluwole, Global Health Innovations & Action Foundation

- Mr Eduardo Pisani, the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers & Associations (IFPMA)

- Ms Sophie Genay-Diliautas, WHO Global Coordination Mechanism on Noncommunicable Diseases









12:30-13:30 Lunch

(Venue: Senso restaurant)

13:30:-14:45 Multistakeholder workshops: Engaging non-State actors in developing and implementing national NCD action plans

Multistakeholder workshops, held in parallel, and facilitated by the respective panellists or other participants as possible, will embark from a concrete experience presented by a member of the audience on the subject matter, with a view to learning from practice. Expected outcome: key lessons learned and recommendations on the subject matter.

Workshop one (Venue: Orchid)

Implementing a National

Diabetes/NCD program in

Tanzania: Model on Partnership

between Government, Tanzania

Diabetes Association, and

World Diabetes Foundation

Presented by: Dr Kaushik Ramaiya, Tanzania Diabetes Association

Moderator: Dr Doyin Oluwole, Global Health Innovations & Action Foundation

Workshop two

(Venue: Jasmin)

The experience from Myanmar

of developing a children’s

cancer programme with NSA

engagement

Presented by: Dr Aye Aye Khaing Yangon Children’s Hospital, Myanmar

Moderator: Ms Sophie Genay-

Diliautas, WHO

Workshop three

(Venue: Barracuda)

The experience from Thailand:

leveraging revenues from taxes

on alcohol and tobacco to

engage non-State actors in

whole-of-society responses to

NCDs

Presented by: Dr Supattra

Srivanichakorn, Thailand

Moderator: Dr Rob Beaglehole,

New Zealand Dental

Association

Workshop four


The experience from Indonesia: New model of triangular cooperation

Presented by: Dr Rodrigo

Rodriguez-Fernandez, NCD Asia

Pacific Alliance

Moderator: Ms Leanne Riley,

WHO

14:45-15:15 Refreshment break


15:15-16:30 Session Two: Amplifying voices – How to engage all stakeholders in demonstrating the feasibility of meeting the global NCD targets

by 2025 and the SDGs by 2030 through national NCD campaigns?









Speaker: Dr Bente Mikkelsen, Head, WHO Global Coordination Mechanism on Noncommunicable Diseases (WHO GCM/NCD)

Secretariat


How are governments and non-State actors responding to the call for increased advocacy for urgent action and raised awareness on NCDs?

What strategies might be successful in helping demonstrate to governments the feasibility of achieving the nine global targets on NCDs?

What are the different means (e.g. public awareness campaigns) and strategies that can be deployed to accelerate advocacy and raise awareness?

How can the NCD movement effectively engage with the media?

How can public campaigns, including the WHO global communications campaign on NCDs, incorporate specific issues and accommodate different contexts in order to promote the common goal?

Panellists:

- Dr Palitha Mahipala, Ministry of Health, Nutrition & Indigenous Medicine, Sri Lanka

- Dr Mellany Murgor, NCD Child, Young Professionals Chronic Disease Network (YP-CDN)

- Dr Rob Beaglehole, New Zealand Dental Association

- Ms Veronica Patricia Ruiz Vera, NCDFREE participant


16:30-17:15 Feedback and discussion on the multistakeholder workshops



17:15-17:30 Summary of the Day by the Co-Chairs


18:00-19:30 Reception hosted by the Government of Mauritius








(Venue: Meridien Hotel, Pointe aux Piments)

Day Two: Thursday 20 October 2016


(Venue: Foyer)

09:00-09:15 Recap of Day One by Co-Chairs


09:15-10:30 Session Three: Feedback from the pre-Dialogue caucuses


Rapporteurs from the pre-Dialogue caucuses report on the outcome of the caucuses, followed by engagement of rapporteurs and

members of the audience.

Questions and topics to be covered in ‘Hard Talk’ style interviews with the rapporteurs and members of the audience:

Which concrete experiences shared during the caucuses were particularly noteworthy?

What were the key conclusions, messages, and recommendations from the respective caucuses on the role of non-State actors in supporting Member States in their national efforts to tackle noncommunicable diseases in the post-2015 era?

How can we take these further?

Rapporteurs:

World Economic Forum:

Healthy lives and Non-Communicable Disease Prevention: pathways to strengthen Public Private Cooperation (Medellin, Colombia)

Healthy lifestyles and tackling NCDs in the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Tianjin, China) Rapporteur: Ms Vanessa Candeias, World Economic Forum (by video-conference)

NCD Alliance:

Addressing NCDs as part of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development – the contribution by Civil Society (Amman, Jordan)








Rapporteurs: Dr Cristina Parsons Perez, NCD Alliance and Dr Asmus Hammerich, WHO EMRO

19th European Health Forum:

Engaging multiple stakeholders and sustainable environments to nurture a life free from NCDs (Gastein, Austria)

Rapporteur: Ms Karolina Mackiewicz, Baltic Region Healthy Cities Association, WHO Collaborating Centre for Healthy Cities and Urban

Health in the Baltic Region




11:00-12:15 Session Four: How can non-State actors support the establishment of national multisectoral NCD mechanisms?



Why do only a third of countries have a national multisectoral NCD mechanism?

What governments learned in establishing a national multisectoral NCD mechanism

What components, such as leadership, culture, interests, resources, and capacity, influence the establishment and maintenance of such engagement?

How can non-State actors support the strengthening of national multisectoral NCD mechanisms? Panellists:

- Sir Trevor Hassell, Healthy Caribbean Coalition

- Dr Mbulawa Mugabe, UNAIDS

- Dr Kaushik Ramaiya, Tanzania Diabetes Association

- Dr Nick Banatvala, WHO


12:15-13:15 Lunch









13:15-14:30 Multistakeholder workshops: Strengthening whole-of-society approaches to NCDs

Multistakeholder workshops, held in parallel, and facilitated by the respective panellists or other participants as possible, will embark

from a concrete experience presented by a member of the audience on the subject matter, with a view to learning from practice.

Expected outcome: key lessons learned and recommendations on the subject matter.

Workshop one

(Venue: Orchid)

What is the Value of

Healthy Living? Making a

Better Case of NCD

Partnerships

Presented by: Mr Craig Joyce, Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention, Public Health Agency of Canada

Moderator: Dr Nick

Banatvala, WHO

Workshop two

(Venue: Jasmin)

Experience of Sri Lanka in

promoting a whole-of-society

approach to NCDs

Presented by: Dr Palitha Mahipala, Sri Lanka

Moderator: Sir Trevor Hassell,

Healthy Caribbean Coalition

Workshop three

(Venue: Barracuda)

The role of non-State actors in the

development of the Trans Fat

Task Force recommendations

Presented by: Prof. Mary R. L'Abbe, University of Toronto

Moderator: Ms Anne Lise Ryel,

Norwegian Cancer Society

Workshop four


How to leverage non-State actors

for advocacy on policies related to

sugar-sweetened beverages

Presented by: Dr Rob Beaglehole,

New Zealand Dental Association

Moderator: Ms Diana Vaca

McGhie, American Heart

Association



15:00-16:00 Session Five: How can non-State actors support governments to monitor and evaluate NCD responses?



What did governments learn from engaging with non-State actors to monitor and evaluate progress?

What is the role of non-State actors in holding governments accountable to the global accountability framework for NCDs?

Update on WHO’s global monitoring of countries’ progress on NCD commitments

Update on the approach to register and publish the contribution of NSAs to the achievement of the nine NCD global targets








Panellists:

- Ms Katie Dain, NCD Alliance

- Mr Jeremiah Mwangi, World Heart Federation

- Ms Leanne Riley, WHO


16:00-17:15 Multistakeholder workshops: Global accountability




Workshop one

(Venue: Orchid)

Experience of World Heart

Federation’s Cardiovascular

Disease Roadmaps and

scorecard

Presented by: Mr Jeremiah

Mwangi, World Heart

Federation

Moderator: Dr Abdikamal

Alisalad, WHO

Workshop two

(Venue: Jasmin)

Experiences of civil society

monitoring from South Africa

and East Africa

Presented by: Dr Vicki Pinkney-

Atkinson, South Africa NCD

Alliance and Gerald Yonga, East

Africa NCD Alliance

Moderator: Ms Katie Dain, NCD Alliance

Workshop three

(Venue: Barracuda)

Advocacy and accountability in

tobacco control

Presented by: Ms Deborah K.

Sy, South East Asia Tobacco

Control Alliance (SEATCA)

Moderator: Mr Tih Ntiabang, FCA

Workshop four


WHO’s global monitoring of

countries’ progress on NCD

commitments

Presented by: Ms Leanne Riley,

WHO

Moderator: Mr. Bent Lautrup-

Nielsen, World Diabetes

Foundation











18:00-18:15 Summary of the Day by the Co-Chairs


Day Three: Friday 21 October 2016


(Venue: Foyer)

09:00-09:15 Recap of Day Two by Co-Chairs


09:15-10:30 Session Six: When and how to engage and mobilize the private sector to support national NCD responses


Presentation:

Preventing and managing conflict of interest in nutrition policies and programmes Speaker: Dr Francesco Branca, WHO


What did governments and private sector, respectively, learn from engaging with each other?

What impact did these engagements have on the public health agendas and priorities of governments?

Perspectives on industry strategies and tactics that adversely affect public health or have an impact on the framing of public health problems and potential solutions, with examples from various industries (food and beverage industries, as well as tobacco)

How is conflict of interest perceived by governments and how are they responding to it?

What is or should be the role of business associations in supporting efforts to prevent and control NCD?

Panellists:

- Dr Rassoul Dinarvand, Food and Drug Organisation, Iran








- Ms Bernadette Gutmann, Private Fundraising and Partnerships Division, UNICEF

- Prof. Jeff Collin, University of Edinburgh

- Mr Rocco Renaldi, International Food and Beverage Alliance




11:00-12:15 Multistakeholder workshops: Exploring barriers and solutions




Workshop one

(Venue: Orchid)

How to engage with the private

sector from a Food Regulatory

Agency perspective: Iran’s

experience

Presented by: Dr Rassoul

Dinarvand, Food and Drug

Organisation, Iran

Moderator: Dr Asmus

Hammerich, WHO EMRO

Workshop two

(Venue: Jasmin)

Partnerships to improve workplace health

Presented by: Ms Chia-Chia Chang, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, CDC, USA

Moderator: Ms Helen McGuire,

PATH

Workshop three (Venue: Barracuda)

Advancing alcohol control

through advocacy on the

alcohol advertising marketing

bill in South Africa

Presented by: Ms Savera Kalideen, Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance (affiliated to GAPA)

Moderator: Ms Bernadette Gutmann, UNICEF

Workshop four


Unhealthy commodity

producers, conflict of interest

and effective health

governance

Presented by: Prof Jeff Collin,

University of Edinburgh

Moderator: Dr Francesco

Branca, WHO











13:00-14:00 Lunch


14:00-15:30 Closing Session: Forging consensus – the role of non-State actors in implementing government-led national NCD responses


This session discusses and synthesizes the findings and conclusions of the Global Dialogue and provides an opportunity for participants

to forge consensus on the roles and next steps.


15:30-16:00 Farewell refreshment






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WHO GCM/NCD GLOBAL DIALOGUE PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME … · Pacific Alliance Moderator: Ms Leanne Riley, WHO 14:45 -15:15 Refreshment break (Venue: terrace outside plenary room) 15:15-16:30