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Agenda: 330-340: World Health Organization NCD Update (Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Partnerships g p ( y , p Advisor, WHO NCD Cluster) 340-350: CIG Discussion 350-405: UN Summit Update (Ann Keeling, CEO, IDF & Chair, NCD Alliance Steering


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Agenda:

330-340: World Health Organization NCD Update (Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Partnerships g p ( y , p Advisor, WHO NCD Cluster) 340-350: CIG Discussion 350-405: UN Summit Update (Ann Keeling, CEO, IDF & Chair, NCD Alliance Steering Committee 405 410: Lancet Meeting Update 405-410: Lancet Meeting Update 410-415: Partner Updates > NCD Alliance FCTC Working Group 415-440: CIG Discussion 440-445 Call To Action (Johanna Ralston, CEO, World Heart Federation)

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UN Summit Partners Group: American Cancer Society American Cancer Society American Heart Association Framework Convention Alliance Livestrong Norwegian Cancer Society (new member) World Lung Foundation (new member)

The NCD Alliance Common Interest Group

Ann Keeling, CEO, IDF & Chair, NCD Alliance Steering Group Fourth CIG Teleconference, 22 February, 2011

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Where We Are Now:

  • Happy with Summit format (Modalities Resolution)
  • Happy with Summit format (Modalities Resolution)
  • Raising awareness/mobilising/making the case
  • Engaging with WHO and UN consultations, and Moscow

Engaging with WHO and UN consultations, and Moscow meeting

  • Lobbying Heads govt/state to be present
  • Producing disease specific and NCD indicators/targets
  • Technical work: essential medicines/tech, FCTC

implementation guidance on ‘where to start’ implementation, guidance on where to start

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The Last Three Months: Alliance Activity

  • Lobbying with MAs for Modalities Resolution
  • Work streams underway: eg indicators

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  • Supporting MAs to participate in regional

consultations

  • Speaking at key events – eg WHO Executive Board
  • Publishing articles, policy briefs etc

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  • Fundraising continues – Alliance has limited

resources and staff

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Working Groups

Core Working Groups / Work Streams

  • 1. High Level Advocacy and Reaching the General Public > Work Stream
  • 2. Defining a 2020 Roadmap for NCDs and Innovative Solutions > Ongoing

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  • 3. The Business Case for Investing in NCDs > WEF Coordinating
  • 4. Health Systems and Solutions for NCD Prevention and Treatment > Being Convened
  • 5. NCD Data Systems, Research and Development > WHO / Work Stream

New Working Groups

  • FCTC Implementation (3 Meetings, Secured funding for FCTC Costing)
  • Children and NCDs (Finished policy brief, working on full Paper, twitter tag: #NCDChild)
  • Women and NCDs (Side event & publication, working group being convened)
  • Nutrition (Will be chaired by World Cancer Research Fund)
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Looking Ahead: Key Events in 2011

Russian Mi i t i l

UN Summit on NCDs

Ministerial Conference / NCDNet 64th World Health Assembly Commission on the Status of Women PiH/NCD Alliance Conference on bottom billion WEF Davos Meeting Global Health Council Commonwealth Health Ministers Meeting PGA Interactive Summit Hearings Summit Hearings Mar Jan Sept Feb Apr May July June UN Summit Regional Consultations

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UN Summit Regional Consultations

The Americas (agenda on Alliance website) C 23-25 February Mexico City, Mexico South-East Asia (agenda Alliance website) 1-4 March Jakarta, Indonesia Western Pacific (a aiting agenda) Western Pacific (awaiting agenda) 24-25 March Seoul, South Korea Africa 4-6 April (awaiting agenda), Brazzaville, Congo

  • Alliance coordinating closely with regional and national partners
  • Statements, handouts and advocacy planned for each consultation
  • All intelligence will be shared at
  • All intelligence will be shared at

www.ncdalliance.org/regionalconsultations

  • We are looking for NCD organizations to serve as national civil society

focal points for the consultations who will be listed on our website p

Brazzaville, Congo

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What We Want Now to Ensure a Successful UN Summit

  • A high‐level focal point within UN New York

UN Summit

  • Leadership across UN system
  • Strong participation in the Summit:

‐ a Civil Society Taskforce under the Office of the President of the General Assembly ‐ NGOs and private sector included in all consultations ‐ Inclusion of civil society in national delegations ‐ A UN Decade for NCDs ‐ A UN Decade for NCDs ‐ Commitment to hold a follow up Summit within 5 years to review progress (or a day devoted to reviewing progress on the UN GA Agenda each year) the UN GA Agenda each year)

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September: A ‘Summit Sandwich’ in New York p

18 S t HLM D tifi ti 18 Sept HLM Desertification (African Heads of State) 19 Sept NCD Summit 19 Sept NCD Summit 20 Sept NCD Summit and HLM on Racism and HLM on Racism 21 Sept Opening UN General Assembly General Assembly Plus many other meetings eg Clinton Global Initiative

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Good News and the Challenges

Good: Heads State/Govt will attend NCD Summit Good: Heads State/Govt will attend NCD Summit Challenges: g

  • Access to UN/security
  • Logistics in New York eg rooms for side events Cost of hotel

rooms…..

  • Competition for media space

St N Y k b d t ACS AHA W ld L Fd

  • Strong New York based partners – ACS, AHA, World Lung Fdn
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Gap Analysis: What Seems to be Missing What Seems to be Missing

  • What WHO/UN system do we need post Summit
  • Post Summit leadership vehicle UN/govt/private sector/NGOs

/ /

  • Safe space for govt/NGO/private sector dialogue (Global Business Council

type mechanism)

  • NCD ‘key asks’ (currently being finalized)
  • Model approaches/where to start?
  • How will we fund this – innovation? Bilaterals
  • Big idea for reaching public – WEF/PAHO ‘well cities week

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  • Need to tell food and beverage sector what we want from them
  • Generational time horizons – UN Decade of Action on NCDs
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Final word: what people are saying about the Summit the Summit

H d f t ill tt d

  • Heads of govt will attend
  • There will be new money for NCDs

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  • There is political appetite for a

strong outcome statement if k it i l …..if we keep it simple

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Call To Action to the CIG

  • 1. Women and NCDs

Sh i it ti f th NCD Alli NY Sid E t F b 25th

  • Share our invitation for the NCD Alliance NY Side Event on Feb 25th
  • Promote the launch of our Women and NCDs publication through social media and the

web.

  • Share with government and key decision makers to show that addressing NCDs is an

integral element to improving Maternal Health integral element to improving Maternal Health

  • 2. UN Summit Regional Summit Consultations: Send intelligence to

info@ncdalliance.org and we will upload to our website and share with CIG partners

  • 3. Support NCD Alliance Advocacy for the Regional Summit Meetings and lobby for

NGO attendance: template letter available on Alliance regional consultations page NGO attendance: template letter available on Alliance regional consultations page

  • 4. Help us translate our UN Summit FAQ and other materials into as many languages as

possible to get the message out

  • 5. Continue to build national and regional NCD Alliances – the movement is growing

(Latin America, Portugal, Ethiopia, France etc) ( , g , p , )

  • 6. Bring new partners into the NCD arena from government (agriculture, transport,

urban planning, finance) and new private sector partners who can assist the cause

  • 7. Prepare for a major advocacy campaign on the Outcomes Statement – the best

window to influence is in the next two months.

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Future CIG Meetings

5th CIG Call: 22th March 3 30 4 30pm CET 5th CIG Call: 22th March, 3.30-4.30pm CET 6th CIG Call: 12th April, 3.30-4.30pm CET 7th CIG C ll 17th M 3 30 4 30 CET 7th CIG Call: 17th May, 3.30-4.30pm CET

Alliance will schedule ‘mini CIG Calls’ (30 minutes) for partners in southern hemisphere over the coming months