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Synthesis of Regional Preparatory Meetings and Development
of the Call to Action
Tikki Pang
Research Policy & Cooperation
WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
Objectives
• Summary of main recommendations from the other regional preparatory meetings leading to Bamako
• How these recommendations informed, and are captured, in the draft Call to Action
Tehran, Nov. 2006- 18 Ministers and heads of delegation (of which 5 came from outside EMRO) - 11 country reports
Tehran, Nov. 2006- 18 Ministers and heads of delegation (of which 5 came from outside EMRO) - 11 country reports
Bangkok, June 2008- 63 participants from 26 Southeast Asian and Western Pacific countries- 5 Country reports
Bangkok, June 2008- 63 participants from 26 Southeast Asian and Western Pacific countries- 5 Country reports
Algiers, June 2008-354 delegates from 40 African countries (13 ministers/vice ministers and 21 heads of delegation).-10 draft technical reports covering 44 countries based on surveys conducted by AFRO and WHO Headquarters.
Algiers, June 2008-354 delegates from 40 African countries (13 ministers/vice ministers and 21 heads of delegation).-10 draft technical reports covering 44 countries based on surveys conducted by AFRO and WHO Headquarters.
Rio, April 2008-120 participants from 22 Americas region countries-14 country reports
Rio, April 2008-120 participants from 22 Americas region countries-14 country reports
Copenhagen, April 2008-143 participants from 21 European countries3 thematic papers
Copenhagen, April 2008-143 participants from 21 European countries3 thematic papers
Figure courtesy of Hélene Boussard
Bamako RegionalPreparatory Meetings
Tehran17-19 November, 2007
Recommendation Tehran Rio de Janeiro*
Copenhagen Bangkok
Inter- & cross-sectoral approaches
Regional & international coooperation & coordination
Financing for health research
National health research systems
Evidence to policy-knowledge translation
*also including virtual, preparatory dialogues
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Recommendation Tehran Rio de Janeiro*
Copenhagen Bangkok
Social-open-technological innovation, TT
IP concerns-ensuring access
Implementation research, HPSR
Health information: standards, KM, open access
Ethics of research, good practices
*also including virtual, preparatory dialogues
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Regional Synthesis Meeting, Geneva, August 5-6, 2008
Regional Synthesis Meeting- Recommendations
• Enhance inter-sectoral cooperation• Develop effective systems (information, analysis,
policies, capacity)• Promote social & technological innovation• Engage all stakeholders• Unfinished agenda (HPSR, KT, accountability)• Human resources for NHRS-research for health• Financing of research for health• Monitoring and reporting mechanisms
(global/regional observatory, future fora)
Recommendation Tehran Rio de Janeiro*
Copenhagen Bangkok
Inter- & cross-sectoral approaches
Regional & international cooperation & coordination
Financing for health research
National health research systems
Evidence to policy-knowledge translation
*also including virtual, preparatory dialogues
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CTAElement
5, 7.2, 14
8, 10
9, 10-12
1-4, 12
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Recommendation Tehran Rio de Janeiro*
Copenhagen Bangkok
Social-open- technological innovation, TT
IP concerns-ensuring access
Implementation research, HPSR
Health information: standards, KM, open access
Ethics of research, good practices
*also including virtual, preparatory dialogues
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CTAElement
3, 8
7.1, 9
7.3
6, 7.3
7.1, 8
Bamako Ministerial Forum – Research for Health
WHO
Strategy
GSPOA elements
Algiers Copenha-
gen
Tehran Bangkok Rio de Janeiro
Priorities 1- priorities
2 - cooperation
7- sustainable funding
Products to deal with health problems
Work across all disciplines, climate change, migration
Emerging technology; infections, chronic diseases
Work across all disciplines
Link social & technical innovation
Capacity 3 – capacity R&D for products
2 – capacity for NHR
Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity Capacity
Standards 6 – ethical review, QA
Ethics Good practice Ethics, emerging technologies
Ethics, code of conduct, clinical trial registration
Translation 2 – strengthen NHRS
Evidence to inform policy
Knowledge translation
Evidence to policy
Evidence to policy, KM
Science to policy
TFSRSHS
Better useof existinginterventions,evaluationresearch
Health informnstandards
To assessHS performance
Evidencelibrary
Whether or not knowledge is global, the use of knowledge is always local
Photo: UNICEF
MISSION
The attainment by allpeoples of the highestpossible level of health
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