Introduction of the annual report 2015 - English

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Introduction of the Annual Report

Dr Ala AlwanWHO Regional Director for the Eastern

Mediterranean Agenda item 3

63rd Session of the WHO Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean

Introduction of the Annual Report2


5 strategic priorities for the Region 2012-2016

• Health system strengthening towards universal health coverage

• Maternal and child health• Noncommunicable diseases• Health security and control of communicable

diseases• Emergency preparedness and response


Health systems strengthening towards universal health coverage


Framework for action on advancing universal health coverage in the Region


Developing a package of high priority health interventions for universal health coverage:

meeting of the policy forum

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Regional framework for action on medical education

Introduction of the Annual Report


Framework for action on strengthening nursing and midwifery


Leadership for health

programme


Fifth seminar on health diplomacy


Family practice


Quality and safety of health care


Regulation of medical

technologies


Regional framework for health information systems


Country information

briefs


Civil registration

and vital statistics(CRVS)

5%42%53%

Distribution of population among CRVS functionality

Functional but inadequate

Satisfactory Weak or dysfunctional

6 countrie

s29%

8 countries38%

7 countrie

s33%

Distribution of countries among dif -ferent CRVS functionalities

CRVS functionality: Results of rapid self-assessment in countries (21) of the Region 2012-2013

Coverage of birth and death registration 2012-2013

Birth registration Death registration

38%

> 6 million ~10 million

62%

RegisteredUnregistered

> 3 million~1.5 million

UnregisteredRegistered

67%

33%



Urgent need to fully implement the International Code of Marketing of

Breast Milk Substitutes


Preconception care


Maternal and child health

WHO/UNFPA/UNICEF joint intercountry meeting of the national managers of maternal and child health: towards accelerating the reduction of neonatal mortality in the

Region, April 2016

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WHO-UNICEF estimates of DPT3 coverage in the Eastern Mediterranean Region, 1980-2015

DTP3 unvacci-

nated3.8 mil-

lion, 18%

DTP3 vacci-nated

14.9 mil-lion, 82%

Source: WHOUNICEF estimates

Pakistan44%

Iraq14%

Afghanistan10%

Syria8%

Yemen8%

Somalia7%

Egypt5%

Sudan3% others

3%

Immunization: 3.8 million infants have not received DTP3


Immunization: Distribution of measles cases, 2006-2016 (June)

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b-12

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c-14

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b-15

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ay-1

6Ju

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Ministerial Conference on Immunization in Africa


Environmental health

22% of all regional deaths are linked to the environment around 854 00 deaths a year


Environmental health: air pollution

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Conference of Parties on Climate Change (COP22)

718 November 2016 Marrakech, Morocco

Ministerial meeting on health and climate change


Food safety


Noncommunicable diseases: reducing risks, promoting health


Noncommunicable diseases: regional framework for action


Noncommunicable diseases: country

briefs


Noncommunicable diseases: nutritional guidance


Noncommunicable diseases: regulatory actions


Mental health


Health security and communicable diseases

Polio eradication: significant decline in cases

Afghanistan Pakistan0

10

20

30

40

50

60

20

54

914

20152016

2016 data as of 2 October 2016


Polio eradication: successful transition to bivalent OPV


Completing polio eradication

Viral hepatitis: A major public health challenge

Regional hepatitis

action plan 2017-2021

Tuberculosis: treatment success rate (2014) by WHO region

African Region Region of the Americas

Eastern Mediterranean

Region

European Region

South-East Asia Region

Western Pacific Region

Global0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

7975

91

75

8892

86


Malaria: Member States with more than 75% reduction of confirmed cases, 2000-2015

Morocco Syrian Arab Republic

Iraq Oman Iran, Islamic Republic of

Saudi Arabia Afghanistan-100

-90

-80

-70

-60

-50

-40

-30

-20

-10

0

%

Certification of elimination 2010


Malaria: estimated malaria incidence and death rates, 2000-2015

2000 2005 2010 20150

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Strategic framework for integrated vector

management 2016-2020

Dengue fever: suspected cases of dengue fever reported from the countries of the Region, 2005-2015

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20150

20000

40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

Year of reporting

No of suspected cases

Neglected tropical diseases and emergencies: example of cutaneous

leishmaniasis in Syrian Arab Republic

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 20150

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

80000

Cases


Joint external evaluation (JEE) of implementation of the International Health Regulations

Bahrain

QatarMorocco Pakistan

LebanonJordan


Emergency preparedness and response: more than half the world’s refugees are

from the Region

62%

38%

Refugees 2015

55%45%

IDPs 2015

From EMROther regions


Emergency preparedness and response: attacks on health facilities


Emergency preparedness and response: pre-deployment training


Emergency preparedness and response: WHO support


Emergency preparedness and response: timely supplies


Emergency preparedness and response: health sector funding


WHO reform


Strengthening internal management and

performance


Reduction in overdue reports on direct financial cooperation (DFC) December 2013- August 2016

Dec-13 End Dec 14 End Dec 2015 end Aug 20160

100

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300

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500

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500

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Programme budget performance assessment2014-2015: utilization of available funding

Budget Funds Utilization0.00

50.00

100.00

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200.00

250.00

300.00 268.75

225.96 218.86

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97%


Government & Nonprofit

Introduction of the annual report 2015 - English