National IHR/PVS Bridging Workshop Objective, Process and expected outputs. Gyanendra Gongal

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1 National IHR/PVS Bridging Workshop Objective, Process and expected outputs Gyanendra Gongal

2 Global Health Security

3 Assessment tools

4 IHR M&E Framework combined approach with 4 components Transparency Mutual accountability Trust building Appreciation of public health benefits Dialogue Sustainability

5 Complementary to each other PVS Evaluation Facilitates IHR (2005) reporting on national capacities

6 Operationalization of One Health PVS Gap Analysis Strengthening of core functions needed at the human-animal interface

7 Common approaches: IHR(JEE) vs. PVS

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9 List of Member States having JEE and PVS in Asia Member States JEE PVS evaluation PVS Gap Analysis Bangladesh Bhutan /2015 Brunei Cambodia Lao PDR Indonesia Malaysia Maldives 2017 Requested Requested Mongolia Myanmar /2015 Nepal Philippines Sri Lanka Thailand Timor-Leste Vietnam

10 When to organize NBW? After JEE mission - Desirable Before JEE mission As a part of development of National Action Plan for Health Security Operationalization of One Health at the human-animal interface

11 Strategic objectives Brainstorming (through structured approach) Advancing One Health (better alignment of capacity building approach and strategies) Improving capacity (through efficient and effective use of available resources) Building sustainable networks Efficient external support

12 Manual and Handbook for facilitators and participants

13 Setting the scene Tools and their bridging Identification of collaboration gaps Extraction of assessment results Joint road-planning Finalization of the joint roadmap Way forward

14 Workshop methods Presentation in the form of movie Brief introduction of JEE and PVS evaluations by country participants and interaction Group exercise (Priority diseases, system analysis) Prioritization and recommendations for system improvement Roadmap for implementation

15 Expected outcome Increased awareness and understanding on the IHR (2005) and the role of WHO, on the mandate of the OIE, on the IHRMEF and the OIE PVS Pathway, their differences and connections. Understanding of the contribution of the veterinary services in the implementation of the IHR (2005) and how the results of the PVS Pathway and IHRMEF can be used to explore strategic planning and capacity building needs. Identification of practical next steps and activities for the development and implementation of joint national roadmap to strengthen collaboration and coordination

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17 IHR/PVS Bridging workshops Three day national workshop participants (public and animal health sectors) Interactive methodology with user-friendly material, case studies, videos and facilitation tools Coordination gaps identified One Health National Roadmap developed Linkages with National Action Plan Outcomes

18 Health Security is the Goal, an Iterative Process is the Mean Partners Commitment & Country Investments

19 Glimpses of NBW in Bali (Indonesia)

20 Glimpses of NBW in Bali (Indonesia)

21 Glimpses of NBW in Bali (Indonesia)

22 Glimpses of NBW in Bali (Indonesia)

23 What participants say?

24 Thank you!