Session VI: How can regional and international partners contribute? Perspectives from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)

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1 Session VI: How can regional and international partners contribute? Perspectives from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) GHSA Regional Meeting: Enhancing Collaboration between Detect 1 (National Laboratory System) and Detect 5 (Workforce Development) 5-7 February 2018 I Bangkok, Thailand

2 Outline of presentation Introduction Relevant platforms and priorities of the ASEAN Human Health Sector Relevant platforms and priorities of the ASEAN Animal Health Sector Collaborative efforts between Animal Health and Human Health Sectors in ASEAN Conclusion

3 Statements from the ASEAN Charter RESOLVED to ensure sustainable development for the benefit of present and future generations and to place the well-being, livelihood and welfare of the people at the centre of the ASEAN community building process. CONVINCED of the need to strengthen existing bonds of regional solidarity to realise an ASEAN Community..in order to effectively response to current and future challenges and opportunities

4 ASEAN Community Pillars and Sectors ASEAN Political-Security Community ASEAN Ministerial Meeting (AMM) ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF) Defense Law Transnational Crime ASEAN Economic Community ASEAN Economic Ministers (AEM) ASEAN Free Trade Area (AFTA) Energy Food, Agriculture and Forestry Finance Investment Minerals Mekong Basin Devt Cooperation Science and Technology Transport Telecom and IT Tourism Community Outreach ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Culture and Arts Disaster Management Education Environment Haze Health Information Labour Rural Development and Poverty Eradication Social Welfare and Development Sports Women Youth

5 ASEAN Forging Ahead Together 2025 ASEAN Community Vision 2025 Blueprints of the ASEAN Political-Security Community, ASEAN Economic Community, and ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Articulate characteristics and elements that the ASEAN Community desires to become Strategic measures to facilitate their attainment Bases for the development of sectoral body work plans, including - Synergies and areas of cooperation among sectors and pillars Partners to work with

6 ASEAN Human Health Sector: Relevant platforms and priorities GHSA Regional Meeting: Enhancing Collaboration between Detect 1 (National Laboratory System) and Detect 5 (Workforce Development) 5-7 February 2018 I Bangkok, Thailand

7 ASEAN Post-2015 Health Development Agenda ( ) ASEAN Vision, Mission, Blueprints APHDA SDG 2030 Vision and Mission Goals and Strategies Clusters and Health Priorities Cluster Work Programs Governance and Implementation Mechanism 7

8 ASEAN Health Clusters and Health Priorities Clusters 2020 Goals Health Priorities Promoting Healthy Lifestyle Responding to All Hazards and Emerging Threats Strengthening Health Systems and Access to Care Ensuring Food Safety To achieve maximal health potential of ASEAN Community through promoting healthy lifestyle To ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all at all ages To promote resilient health system in response to communicable diseases, emerging infectious diseases, and neglected tropical diseases To respond to environmental health threats, hazards and disaster, and to ensure effective preparedness for disaster health management in the region ASEAN Community has universal access to [essential] health care, safe and good quality medical products including traditional and complementary medicines To achieve the unfinished health related MDGs, in light of the sustainable development goals (SDG) To promote access to safe food, safe drinking water and sanitation 1. Prevention and control of NCDs 2. Reduction of tobacco consumption and harmful use of alcohol 3. Prevention of injuries 4. Promotion of occupational health 5. Promotion of mental health 6. Promotion of healthy and active ageing 7. Promotion of good nutrition and healthy diet 8. Prevention and control of communicable diseases, emerging infectious diseases and neglected tropical diseases 9. Strengthening laboratory capacity 10. Combating antimicrobial resistance(amr) 11. Environmental health and health impact assessment (HIA) 12. Disaster Health Management 13. Traditional Medicine 14. Health related MDGs (4, 5, 6) 15. Universal health coverage (UHC) 16. Migrants health 17. Pharmaceutical development 18. Healthcare financing 19. Human resources development 20. Food safety Note: For Health Cluster Initiatives directly addressing Safe Drinking Water and Sanitation will be implemented as part of Health Priority 11, under the purview of ASEAN Health Cluster 2.

9 ASEAN Health Cluster 2 Priorities and Relevant Activities ASEAN Health Cluster 2 - Responding to All Hazards and Emerging Threats HP 8. Communicable Diseases, EID and NTD HP 9. Strengthening Laboratory Capacity HP 10. Combating Anti- Microbial Resistance HP 11. Environmental Health/ Health Impact Assessment HP 12. Disaster Health Management 1.7. ASEAN+3 FETN Capacity building in field epidemiology Enhanced collaboration in training and research Sharing of experiences and good practices Collaboration with animal health sector, other working groups Biological risk management Continued laboratory capacity strengthening, i.e. on influenza lab surveillance Guidelines: referral system; specimen sharing inc material transfer/data agreement; data/info sharing on EDP Regional mechanism for technical enhancement, EDP quality assurance system

10 ASEAN Health Cluster 3 Priorities and Relevant Activities HP 13. Traditional Medicine HP 14. Health related MDGs (4, 5, 6) ASEAN Health Cluster 3 - Strengthening Health Systems and Access to Care HP 15. Universal Health Coverage HP 16. Migrants Health HP 17. Pharmaceutical Development HP 18. Human Resource Development HP 19. Health Financing Advocacy for appropriate level of health resources ASEAN recommendations on quality of health care (ratios, competencies, trainings)

11 ASEAN Animal Health Sector: Relevant platforms and priorities GHSA Regional Meeting: Enhancing Collaboration between Detect 1 (National Laboratory System) and Detect 5 (Workforce Development) 5-7 February 2018 I Bangkok, Thailand

12 Vision and Strategies for the ASEAN Animal Health Sector Vision and Strategic Plan for ASEAN Cooperation in Food, Agriculture, and Forestry ( ) Enhance quantity and quality of production with sustainable, green technologies, resource management systems, and minimise pre- and post-harvest losses and waste; Enhance trade facilitation, economic integration and market access; Ensure food security, food safety, better nutrition and equitable distribution. Increase resilience to climate change, natural disasters and other shocks; Assist resource constrained small producers and SMEs to improve productivity, technology and product quality, to meet global market standards and increase competitiveness. Strengthen ASEAN joint approaches on international and regional issuesaffecting the FAF sector. Promote sustainable forest management. ASEAN Strategic Plan of Action for Cooperation on Livestock ( ) Strategic Thrust 1: Enhance intra- and extra-asean trade in livestock commodities Strategic Thrust 2: Disease control and food safety to expand trade and protect human health Strategic Thrust 3: Sustainable productivity improvement, natural resources management and livestock impact on the environment and climate change; Strategic Thrust 4: Support smallholder livestock for poverty alleviation, food security, nutrition, and gender equality

13 ASEAN Veterinary Epidemiology Group (AVEG) Technical group for the ASEAN animal health sector mandated to monitor and implement the Regional Strategic Framework for Epidemiology Capacity Development and Networking in ASEAN (Epi Framework) Lab Framework key strategic goals: Development of regionally-coherent, national structures and systems to support veterinary epidemiology Enhancement of partnerships and collaboration among AMS and partners to maximise efficient and sustainable use of available resources Strengthening human resources capacity and management to effectively deliver national animal health programmes in compliance with international standards Enhancement/promotion of awareness on veterinary epidemiology to provide policy support, ensure science-based decision-making, and efficiently mobilise resources

14 ASEAN Laboratory Directors Forum Technical group for the ASEAN animal health sector mandated to monitor and implement the Regional Strategic Framework for Laboratory Capacity Building and Networking in ASEAN (Lab Framework) Lab Framework key strategic goals: Development of regionally-coherent, national lab strategies and policies Allocation and mobilisation of resources to implementation of national strategies for efficient, cost-effective delivery of lab services Strengthening AMS capacity to provide acceptable quality and proficient lab services Enhancement, promotion of linkages and sharing of information among labs and stakeholders to ensure rational use of lab services Strengthening AMS capacity on planning, coordinating, and implementing research activities

15 Collaborative efforts between Animal Health & Human Health in ASEAN GHSA Regional Meeting: Enhancing Collaboration between Detect 1 (National Laboratory System) and Detect 5 (Workforce Development) 5-7 February 2018 I Bangkok, Thailand

16 Collaborative efforts between Animal Health & Human Health in ASEAN Information sharing and joint planning for collaborative activities in epidemiology AVEG and APT-FETN Joint Consultative Meetings AVEG and APT-FETN Joint Video Conferences every six months ASEAN Rabies Elimination Strategy (ARES) development and implementation Initiatives on regional health security through the Mitigation of Biological Threats Programme under the ASEAN-Canada s Global Partnership Programme

17 Conclusion Multi-sectoral, cross-pillar and multi-stakeholder collaboration is promoted in the ASEAN. Coordination and collaboration platforms exist within the animal health and human health sectors where where laboratory and workforce development, as well as other relevant matters can be tackled. These platforms have work plans, programmes and project activities where relevant initiatives may be aligned or synergized in consultation with concerned sectoral bodies resulting to collaboration.

18 Thank you very much! For further information, please contact the ASEAN Secretariat through: Health Division: Food, Agriculture and Forestry Division: