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1 NCD Alliance Webinar Wednesday 8 October 2014
2 Moderator: Dr Petra Wilson, CEO, International Diabetes Federation Speakers: Katie Dain, NCD Alliance Jessica Beagley, NCD Alliance
3 Opening Remarks
4 Agenda 1. Overview of the 69 th UN General Assembly NCD Alliance activities and announcements Other side events Next steps 2. WHO Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs Update 3. Updates on WHO Regional Committee Meetings Outcomes Upcoming meetings
5 69 th Session of the UN General Assembly Open Working Group on SDGs
6 69 th UN General Assembly Annual high-level General Debate of the UNGA Side events began Sunday 21 - Friday 26 Sept Official agenda: - Mon 22 Sept: World Conference on Indigenous Peoples, and ICPD - Tues 23 Sept: UN Secretary-General s Climate Summit - Weds 24 Sept: General debate SDSN and CGI in the margins Over 30 health-focused side events
7 NCD Alliance Advocacy Messages Why UNGA? - High-level, multisectoral audiences - Diverse health and development discussions - Visibility for NCDs - Networking Key messages for NCDA - Promote outcomes of recent UN NCD Review - Critical timing for championing NCDs/health in post Launch of UHC policy brief, and engage in UHC and health-related discussions - Announce national and regional NCDA initiatives
8 Big Themes for Global Health Ebola and global health security and preparedness - UN Special Meeting on Ebola on Thursday 25 Sept Universal health coverage (UHC) - UHC as means for equity in health Financing for health - Current and potential resources for health? Accountability and CSO participation - Independent accountability - Meaningful CSO participation Post Position of health secure but details still up for discussion
9 NCD Alliance Activities: Side Events A Healthy Future for All: Investing in Early Years for NCDs in Post-2015 Sunday 21 September NCD Alliance Side Event New York The early origins of NCDs Synergies between NCDs and RMNCH Empowering young people for prevention NCDs in post-2015
10 NCD Alliance Activities: Side Events High-level Roundtable: NCDs in the Post-2015 Era: Learning Lessons from Health-related MDGs Tuesday 23 September Co-hosted with CARICOM & Denmark Lessons learnt from HIV/AIDS and RMNCH Holistic approach to health and NCDs in post-2015 Importance of CSOs Health in Post-2015 NGO Strategy Meeting Friday 25 September Co-hosted with UN Foundation, International HIV/AIDS Alliance & Global Health Council 50+ NGO participants Taking stock of advocacy in past year Shared priorities for health for final 500 days
11 Key messages: NCD Alliance Activities: New Policy Brief Universal Health Coverage and NCDs: A Mutually Reinforcing Agenda NCDs post unique challenges to all 3 dimensions of UHC; Attainment of UHC will be dependent on prioritizing NCD prevention and control; Lessons learnt from the NCD response can help support pathways to UHC For post-2015, UHC must be articulated as a means to achieve improved health outcomes
12 NCD Alliance Activities: Announcement First Global NCD Alliance Forum Host: Friends of Cancer Patients (FOCP), with the NCD Alliance When: November 2015 Where: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (UAE) What: - A forum to convene representatives from growing network of national and regional NCD alliances; - Platform for knowledge exchange, capacity building, priority setting, and facilitating north-south and southsouth cooperation
13 Capacity Network Building of National/Regional for Action NCD Alliances Facilitate and strengthen the network of national/regional NCD alliances
14 NCD-related: Other side events during UNGA NCD Child side events on Facts for Life chapter on NCDs Youth Health Programme side event on NCDs in adolescents Women and Cancer side event (ACS, PAHO etc) A Toast to UHC to promote UHC in post-2015 Others: EWEC events - including launch of the Global Financing Facility (GFF) to Advance Women s and Children s Health ierg 2014 report launch Side events on UHC, SRHR, HIV/AIDS, and CSO participation in health governance & accountability
15 Main Takeaways from UNGA Strong focus on health throughout the week Bigger focus on NCDs this year than ever before Insights into ways forward on post-2015 for health: NCDs firmly part of the post-2015 discussion and vision Emphasis on integration across health issue, and for health in sustainable development context Shared focus on the social, environmental and economic determinants of health
16 Post-2015 Update 68 th UNGA adopted resolution - OWG the main basis for next phase of post-2015 debate Opening of 69 th UNGA formally launched intergovernmental process Modalities for September 2015 Summit now agreed Overall: - Strong buy-in and support for standalone health goal - Health CSOs generally satisfied with framing of OWG - Fault lines for health: SDoH, integrating health in all goals, SRHR, vulnerable populations, HSS, financing/moi for health
17 Next Steps in Post-2015 Process UNSG s synthesis report on post-2015: - Late Nov / early Dec themes: narrative, process to-date, means of implementation, and accountability - Lots of discussion on what SG will recommend Intergovernmental negotiations: - Modalities decided by UNGA before Dec Expected to begin in January MoFA in capitals / negotiating in regional blocs
18 Non-UN Activitie s UN system and SG-led Member State-driven Post-2015 Process snapshot 2013 Sept 68 th UNGA 2014 Sept 69 th UNGA 2015 September: 70 th UNGA Content generation Inter-governmental Process Agreement SDGs Open Working Group (OWG) (Concludes July 2014) High-Level Political Forum Expert Committee on Financing UN Climate Change Negotiations (COP in Dec 2015) Financing for Development Conf (July 2015) High-Level Panel (June 2013) Health Consultation Report (April 2013) Source: UN Foundation and Dalberg analysis SG Life of Dignity for All Report (Sept. 2013) Thematic consultations Country consultations Lancet CIH (December 2013) Global online consultations and My World MMR Recommendation s (April 2014) UHC Monitoring Framework (May 2014) WHO Recommendations (May 2014) Every Newborn Action Plan (June 2014) Civil society, foundations, private sector, research and consultations SG Synthes is Report (Dec 2014) GA Member State Negotiations Key: SDG WG / Rio +20 Processes Summit (Sept 2015) UN SG Process UN External Consultations Non-UN Activities Member State Negotiations Other Processes 4
19 NCD Alliance Next Steps Tracking: UNSG report, intergov process Technical: Indicators for NCD target, UHC, NCDrelated indicators across other SDG dimensions Advocacy and outreach: National, regional blocs We need your support!
20 Q&A
21 WHO Global Coordination Mechanism (GCM/NCD) Open Working Group on SDGs
22 Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs Overview GCM/NCD ToRs and work plan agreed at WHA 2014: - Purpose/scope: facilitating and enhancing coordination...to contribute to implementation of GAP - Functions: advocacy; knowledge exchange; innovation; multisectoral action; financing - Participants: led by Member States; UN, IGOs and NSAs participants - Structure: WHO secretariat, working groups, general meeting - Lifespan: Budget: $1.8 million
23 Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs Participants Participants: GCM is Member-State led But...other participants may include UN agencies, intergovernmental orgs, and non-state actors (NGOs and private sector) Process: WHO establishing eligibility criteria for NSA involvement Conduct open-ended call for interest of NSAs (now open); Conduct screening of interested NSAs to avoid COI /ensure commitment Eligibility criteria: NGOs: official relations with WHO OR participated in informal WHO dialogues Private sector: business associations participated in informal dialogue WHO collaborating centres: or academic institutions working in partnership with WHO and/or Member States to support NCD work Philanthropic foundation: working in partnership with WHO and/or MS
24 Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs Working Groups Two working groups: Accelerating action and accountability by the private sector: recommend means of encouraging implementation of para 44 in UN Political Declaration Exploring provision of adequate, predictable and sustained resources for NCDs: recommend means of encouraging implementation of para 45 in UN Political Declaration Composition: 12 members per working group (serve in personal capacity) Two co-chairs (one from developed country; one from developing country) Selection process: Appointed by WHO DG Drawn from a roster of NCD experts nominated by WHO regions
25 Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs Working Groups cont. Timeline: Oct- Nov 2014: Member States nominate relevant NCD experts for roster. 15 Nov 2014: WHO RDs submit list of experts for consideration by WHO ADG. 15 Dec 2014: WHO DG appoints working group members. Feb 2015: First meeting of working groups at WHO HQ End of 2015: 2 working groups will finalise reports by end of 2015, for consideration by WHO DG.
26 Global Coordination Mechanism on NCDs Other Activities Advocacy and dialogues: 2015: How to encourage the continued inclusion of NCDs in development cooperation agendas and initiatives, and internationally agreed development goals ; 2015: How to strengthen international cooperation on NCDs within the framework of North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation ; Disseminate knowledge: 2014: Web-based platform that builds and disseminates evidence base on NCDs, poverty and development; 2015: Web-based platform that promotes and facilitates international and intercountry collaboration for exchange of practices; 2014: Webinar series to support coordinating role of WHO in areas where stakeholders can take concerted action on NCDs
27 Q&A
28 WHO Regional Committee Meetings Open Working Group on SDGs
29 WHO RCMs: Overview Important fora for Member States to discuss regional and national implementation of global decisions e.g. World Health Assembly and UN Review on NCDs Opportunities to reinforce the importance of health and NCDs in the post-2015 development agenda NCD Alliance coordinating representation to ensure strong civil society voice on discussions on NCDs and relevant issues, and delivering statements More information:
30 WHO RCMs: Dates SEARO: 9-12 September, Dhaka, Bangladesh EURO: September, Copenhagen, Denmark PAHO: 29 September 3 October, Washington, DC WPRO: October, Manila, Philippines EMRO: October, Tunis, Tunisia AFRO: 3-7 November, Cotonou, Republic of Benin
31 SEARO RCM, 9-12 September Speeches / Interventions: SEARO Regional Director referenced growing threat of NCDs to people, health systems and economy; and WHO DG, UNICEF, ILO NCD-related Outcomes: Noted progress report on regional action plan and targets for Prevention and Control of NCDs ( ) SEARO Action Plan to implement Global Strategy to Reduce Harmful Use of Alcohol ( ) endorsed Resolution passed to strengthen health force education and training Regional Strategy to Strengthen Role of the Health Sector in Improving Civil Registration and Vital Statistics endorsed improved data for NCD advocacy Engagement with non-state actors: integrity and neutrality of WHO should not be compromised. NCD Alliance activity: NCDA presence and statement delivered by UICC representative NCD Alliance Statement:
32 EURO RCM, September Speeches / interventions: Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary of Denmark mentioned NCDs as key health priority for post-2015 NCD-related Outcomes: European Food and Nutrition Plan adopted Ashgabat Declaration on NCDs in the Context of Health 2020 endorsed. WHO EURO budget for NCDs is increasing 38% from to Focus on inequality NCD Alliance Activity: NCDA presence and statement on NCD framework Other statements by ADI and WCRF NCD Alliance Statement:
33 PAHO RCM, 29 Sept 3 Oct NCD-related Outcomes: Regional Strategy for Universal Access to Health and Universal Health Coverage adopted; Plan of Action for the Prevention of Obesity in Children and Adolescents endorsed; Plan of Action on Disabilities and Rehabilitation approved; Regional Plan of Action on Mental Health adopted; No Member State interventions during agenda item for Report on the follow up to the UN GA High-level comprehensive review and assessment of NCDs......however, statements delivered by NCD Alliance on NCDs and ADI were well received. Side Event hosted by OAS: NCDs in the Americas: Awareness, Access, Action NCD Alliance Statement:
34 Q&A
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