ࡱ> _ bjbj qbbkP'P'P'P'P'd'd'd'8'8*Ld'|+23H3H3H352L\^R0$AP'55"P'P'H3H3fδδδP'H3P'H3δδδ4H3XK=^0:~0jztP'|U$t>δUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU &: NGO Workshops (as at 12 August 2010)  TOC \o "1-1" \h \z \u  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419465" 1. UN Partnerships with NGOs to Achieve the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419465 \h 3  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419466" 2. Incorporating Gender into Healthcare and its Effect on Global Health and the Achievement of the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419466 \h 3  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419467" 3. The Unfinished Agenda of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights  PAGEREF _Toc269419467 \h 3  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419468" 4. A New Paradigm of a Healthy Lifestyle for Peace and Sustainability  PAGEREF _Toc269419468 \h 4  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419469" 5. Health Care Outreach to the Poor as an Experiential Context for Human Rights Education  PAGEREF _Toc269419469 \h 4  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419470" 6. Women & Girl Power: Uniting to Build Healthy Societies, and End and Prevent Violence against Women and Girls  PAGEREF _Toc269419470 \h 5  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419471" 7. Intergenerational Dialogue for Global Health from Birth to Maturity  PAGEREF _Toc269419471 \h 5  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419472" 8. Drug Injection and HIV/AIDS: What Needs to Done to Achieve MDG6?  PAGEREF _Toc269419472 \h 6  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419473" 9. Workforce Development Strategies for Indigenous Health Care Workers  PAGEREF _Toc269419473 \h 6  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419474" 10. Reducing Risk, Promoting Health of the Nigerian Nation  PAGEREF _Toc269419474 \h 6  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419475" 11. Diabetes and Poverty: Determining Achievement of the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419475 \h 7  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419476" 12. Improving Global Health through Education of Mothers and Grandmothers  PAGEREF _Toc269419476 \h 7  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419477" 13. Sport, Nutrition and Healthy Children: Lessons from Experience  PAGEREF _Toc269419477 \h 8  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419478" 14. Power of Transnational Civil Society Coalitions  PAGEREF _Toc269419478 \h 8  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419479" 15. Non-Communicable Diseases in the Developing World - Exposing the Myths  PAGEREF _Toc269419479 \h 9  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419480" 16. Eye Health and the MDGs: The Vision 2020 Challenge  PAGEREF _Toc269419480 \h 9  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419481" 17. Womens Health, Empowerment and Resilience: Case Studies  PAGEREF _Toc269419481 \h 10  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419482" 18. Disability, Health and the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419482 \h 10  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419483" 19. Signposts and Indicators of Progress in Gender Equality  PAGEREF _Toc269419483 \h 10  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419484" 20. Child Rights-Based Approaches: Critical Interventions to Secure Maternal and Child Health  PAGEREF _Toc269419484 \h 11  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419485" 21. Coming Into Its Own: Hygiene Promotion for Health and Development  PAGEREF _Toc269419485 \h 11  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419486" 22. Using Human Rights Tools to Advance Global Health  PAGEREF _Toc269419486 \h 12  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419487" 23. Building Mutual Accountability: Communities Claiming the Right to Health in Nepal  PAGEREF _Toc269419487 \h 12  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419488" 24. Fulfilling Rights = Better Health = Achieving MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419488 \h 12  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419489" 25. Cardiovascular Disease in Australian Indigenous Communities and Developing Countries  PAGEREF _Toc269419489 \h 13  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419490" 26. Slipping Through the Cracks: Women and Infectious Diseases (TB, TB/HIV)  PAGEREF _Toc269419490 \h 13  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419491" 27. Primary Health Care: Prioritising Women and Children Delivers MDG Goals  PAGEREF _Toc269419491 \h 14  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419492" 28. Sharing Best Practice to Advance Global Health  PAGEREF _Toc269419492 \h 14  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419493" 29. Identifying Children as the Hub: A Grassroots Approach to Chronic Health Conditions Affecting Children in Poor Communities  PAGEREF _Toc269419493 \h 14  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419494" 30. Beyond 2015: Coordinated Action for MDGs 3, 4, 5, & 6  PAGEREF _Toc269419494 \h 15  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419495" 31. Preventing International Organ Transplant Abuse  PAGEREF _Toc269419495 \h 15  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419496" 32. Engage, Educate, Empower Youth to Advance Global Health and the Millennium Development Goals  PAGEREF _Toc269419496 \h 16  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419497" 33. Improving the Health of Children: Which Services Fulfill the MDGs?  PAGEREF _Toc269419497 \h 16  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419498" 34. Dark to Dawn: Being Creative about Depression  PAGEREF _Toc269419498 \h 16  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419499" 35. Overcoming Barriers to Achieving the MDGs: Tackling Tobacco Use and Non-Communicable Diseases  PAGEREF _Toc269419499 \h 17  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419500" 36. Global Health and Resilient Communities: Working Together to Achieve the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419500 \h 17  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419501" 37. Code Red: The Aboriginal Health Crisis in Australia  PAGEREF _Toc269419501 \h 18  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419502" 38. An Integrated Approach to Achieving Global Health and Environmental Sustainability  PAGEREF _Toc269419502 \h 18  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419503" 39. Improving Maternal Health: Tackling the Underlying Causes  PAGEREF _Toc269419503 \h 19  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419504" 40. Nyumbani Village: Responding to Children and Families Living with HIV/AIDS  PAGEREF _Toc269419504 \h 19  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419505" 41. Advancing Progress on MDGs 4, 5 & 6 in Sudan and Ethiopia: Efforts of Regional NGOs  PAGEREF _Toc269419505 \h 19  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419506" 42. Public Health and the MDGs: A Paradigm Shift for Global Health Care Outcomes  PAGEREF _Toc269419506 \h 20  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419507" 43. Coordinating a Public-Private Health Campaign: The Global Polio Eradication Initiative  PAGEREF _Toc269419507 \h 20  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419508" 44. Enhancing Access to Medicines A Crucial Step in Achieving the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419508 \h 21  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419509" 45. Setting Up Effective NGO and Parliamentary Alliances to Facilitate Political Support for Achieving the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419509 \h 21  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419510" 46. Achieving MDGs in Grassroots Pacific Communities: the Case of the Pacific Islands  PAGEREF _Toc269419510 \h 22  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419511" 47. Forum on Global Health and the MDGs Efforts of the Pacific Island NGOs  PAGEREF _Toc269419511 \h 22  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419512" 48. Effective Partnerships: Successful Health and Environmental Outcomes  PAGEREF _Toc269419512 \h 22  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419513" 49. Migration: A Response to Violence  PAGEREF _Toc269419513 \h 23  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419514" 50. Prevention of Alcohols Harm to Others Driving Community Solutions  PAGEREF _Toc269419514 \h 23  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419515" 51. Treating Diabetes to Achieve the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419515 \h 23  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419516" 52. The Role of the Family in Advancing Global Health and Achieving the MDGs  PAGEREF _Toc269419516 \h 24  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419517" 53. Opportunities for Your Organization to Be an Effective Presence at the United Nations  PAGEREF _Toc269419517 \h 24  HYPERLINK \l "_Toc269419518" 54. Community Attitudes and Behaviour: Church Health Initiatives in Papua New Guinea  PAGEREF _Toc269419518 \h 25 Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 1. UN Partnerships with NGOs to Achieve the MDGs SPONSOR: UN Department of Public Information (UN DPI) SUMMARY: Representatives from UN departments, agencies and programmes located at UN Headquarters and in the Asia-Pacific Region will talk about their partnerships with NGOs. The discussion will include strategies on how to achieve the MDGs in general and those relating to global health in particular. Moderator: Maria-Luisa Chvez, Chief, UN DPI/NGO Relations, New York, USA Speakers: Christopher Woodthorpe, Director, UN Information Centre (UNIC), Canberra, Australia Minar Pimple, Asia Regional Director, UN Millennium Campaign, Bangkok, Thailand William Ryan, Regional Communications Adviser, UN Population Fund, Bangkok, Thailand Representative, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and South Pacific David McLachlan-Karr, UN Resident Coordinator, Papua New Guinea Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 2. Incorporating Gender into Healthcare and its Effect on Global Health and the Achievement of the MDGs SPONSOR: Medical Womens International Association (MWIA) CO-SPONSORS: Australian Federation of Medical Women International Society of Doctors for the Environment Australian Womens Coalition Australian Womens Health Network Public Health Association of Australia Physicians for Social Responsibility SUMMARY: The Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing in 1995 committed to including a gender perspective in all UN activities. This assurance was reiterated during the development of the MDGs. This workshop will give participants an understanding of the principles necessary to incorporate gender awareness into healthcare. Moderator: Dr. Padmini Murthy, Medical Womens International Association (MWIA), USA Speakers: Dr. Gabrielle Casper, MWIA, Sydney, Australia Dr. Desiree Yap, Australian Federation of Medical Women, Melbourne, Australia Dr. Jo Wainer, Australian Womens Coalition, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 3. The Unfinished Agenda of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights SPONSOR: Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP) and Marie Stopes International Australia CO-SPONSORS: Asia Pacific Alliance for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Burnet Institute Family Planning International New Zealand Sexual Health and Family Planning Australia (SH & FPA) SUMMARY: In many countries in Asia and the Pacific there is significant unmet need for sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services, and an ongoing demand for donor assistance to help meet that need. To overcome these challenges, this workshop will present a map of unmet SRH needs and donor aid resource flows, as well as advocacy initiatives of NGOs to increase funding and improve the international assistance policies of government donor agencies to achieve the MDGs in this region. Moderator: Liz Sime, Marie Stopes International Australia Speakers: Dr. Natalie Gray, Burnet Institute, Melbourne, Australia Sumie Ishii, Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning, Japan Sumi Subramaniam, Family Planning International, New Zealand Naomi Knight, Sexual Health and Family Planning Australia, Sydney, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 4. A New Paradigm of a Healthy Lifestyle for Peace and Sustainability SPONSOR: Anuvrat Global Organization (ANUVIBHA) CO-SPONSORS: Anuvrat Mahasamiti, New Delhi, India Jain Vishva Bharati, Ladnun (Raj) India Anuvrat Global Organization of North America, USA Melbourne Shwetambar Jain Sangh (MSJS), Melbourne, Australia SUMMARY: Never before has global health been in such great peril. Though therapy is available, millions of poor people across the world are dying of cancer, heart disease, diabetes and AIDS because they cannot afford treatment in hospitals. This threat has to be fought at the level of government and civil society. This workshop aims to present a new paradigm of a healthy lifestyle, which can advance global health and ensure survival into the third millennium. Moderator: Sohan Lal Gandhi, Anuvrat Global Organization (ANUVIBHA), India Speakers: Tejkaran Jain, ANUVIBHA, India Sanchay Jain, ANUVIBHA, India Kirit Daftary, Anuvrat Global Organization of North America, USA Budh Singh Sethia, ANUVIBHA, India Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 5. Health Care Outreach to the Poor as an Experiential Context for Human Rights Education SPONSOR: Order of St. Augustine CO-SPONSORS: Handmaids of the Holy Child Jesus Carmelites SUMMARY: A partnership between a Canadian high school and a Philippine college supports healthcare outreach which provides birth defect surgery for needy Philippine children. It gives an experiential context for human rights education in schools and enhances human rights awareness among those actually touched by the outreach programme. Presenters will share their contributions, with special reference to health, human rights, education and peace. By doing so, they will demonstrate the rich values of UNESCO (the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization) and its related programmes in bringing awareness to and involving young people in realizing the MDGs. Moderator: Emeka Obiezu, Augustinian NGO Team, Nigeria Speakers John Paul Szura, Augustine NGO Team, USA Alicia Ejoc Mujar, Programme Coordinator, Philippine College Health Care, Philippines Ngozi Uti, Handmaids of the Holy Child Jesus, Nigeria Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 6. Women & Girl Power: Uniting to Build Healthy Societies, and End and Prevent Violence against Women and Girls SPONSOR: Soroptimist International and World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) CO-SPONSORS: Australian Federation of Medical Women Soroptimist International of the South West Pacific Federation Girl Guides Australia SUMMARY: Healthy societies result from included and empowered individuals and communities working together toward common goals. In this interactive workshop, women will illustrate some of the projects their groups have conducted throughout the world aimed at building healthy societies, and developing and empowering women of all ages to stand up against violence and support post-violence healing for individuals and communities. Delegates and interested persons will be invited to share successes and challenges as well as offer opportunities for collaborating on solutions to achieve MDGs 3, 4, 5, and 6 and have a positive impact on the other MDGs. Moderator: Dawn Marie Lemonds, Soroptomist International, UK Speakers: Alice Wells, Soroptimist International, USA Linden Edgell, World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS), Australia Lyndal Trevena, Australian Federation of Medical Women, Sydney, Australia Susie Matters, WAGGGS, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 7. Intergenerational Dialogue for Global Health from Birth to Maturity SPONSOR: International Health Awareness Network (IHAN) CO-SPONSORS: Peace Action Ribbon International National Council of South Korea SUMMARY: Intergenerational dialogue is the way to celebrate the knowledge we have acquired through our life journeys. Global health is the integration of health programmes to sustain transnational quality of life with good health for young and the old, rich and the poor, urban and the rural populations indeed, the entire human family. This workshop will examine these issues, and create a dialogue on the United Nations and the MDGs, with a focus on MDGs 4 and 5. Moderator: Dr. Sorosh Roshan, International Health Awareness Network (IHAN), New York, USA Speakers: Dr. Sad Al Dasouqi, IHAN, Jordan Dr. Gabrielle Casper, Medical Womens International Association, Australia Eloise Williams, medical student, Australia Steffie Kinglake, student, Spain Yunsook Lee, Former Minister of Womens Affairs, Republic of South Korea Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 8. Drug Injection and HIV/AIDS: What Needs to Done to Achieve MDG6? SPONSOR: Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network CO-SPONSORS: National Centre in HIV/AIDS Epidemiology and Clinical Research Association for Prevention and Reductions of Harms (ANEX) SUMMARY: This workshop will explore how progress toward MDG 6 can be achieved through greater attention to HIV transmission by drug injection.The perspective of drug users will be provided by the Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League (AIVL).It will discuss ways in which civil society organizations and human rights-based approaches are being under-utilised in HIV prevention. The workshop will also discuss why ethnic minority populations, including indigenous peoples, show particularly high HIV rates in many regions. Moderator: John Ryan, CEO, Anex, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Annie Madden, Executive Officer, Australian Injecting and Illicit Drug Users League, Sydney, Australia Lisa Maher, National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research (NCHECR), Sydney James Ward, Head of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Health, NCHECR, Sydney, Australia Anindya Chatterjee, Programme Leader, HIV/AIDS Asia Regional Programme Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 9. Workforce Development Strategies for Indigenous Health Care Workers SPONSOR: International Federation for Training & Development Organisations (IFTDO) CO-SPONSORS: Institute of Learning & Development Professionals Inc.(ILDP) Centre for Training Excellence SUMMARY: Several health reports claim that the poor health of indigenous people is linked to their history of dispossession, injustice, racism and the struggle for survival. This workshop will highlight strategies to achieve a competent indigenous workforce with appropriate clinical, management, community development and cultural skills to provide a holistic approach to indigenous health. It also includes a case study on Aboriginal Health Workers. Moderator: Marie Dayton, International Federation of Training and Development Organisations, Australia Speakers: Malcolm Dawes, Institute of Learning and Development Professionals, Sydney, Australia Jane Conway, Centre for Training Excellence Susan Kendall Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 10. Reducing Risk, Promoting Health of the Nigerian Nation SPONSOR: African Youth Movement CO-SPONSORS: YIG Foundation Groups Against Corruption Urthor Foundation SUMMARY: There is a need to promote an understanding of disaster risk reduction (DRR) as a way to remedy socio-economic, health and environmental problems, and to facilitate a new DRR ethic in the rural communities of the developing world. This workshop aims to mobilise stakeholders to discuss this issue and offer suggestions on how DRR strategies will contribute to achieving the MDGs, especially those related to education, poverty, health and gender. Moderator: Uwem Robert Otu, African Youth Movement (AYM) Speakers: Mfon Itek, AYM Mathilda Adanna, GRACIA Edima Umoh, Urthor Foundation Simon Eze, YIG Foundation Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 11. Diabetes and Poverty: Determining Achievement of the MDGs SPONSOR: International Diabetes Federation (IDF) CO-SPONSORS: Oxford Health Alliance, Asia Pacific Centre for Obesity, Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease, The University of Sydney Institute for Sustainable Solutions, The University of Sydney Diabetes Australia SUMMARY: The diabetes epidemic challenges current global health and development approaches and priorities. This workshop will demonstrate the insidious relationship between diabetes and key development indicators such as: poverty and malnutrition; gender inequity and maternal mortality; increase in infections such as tuberculosis; and both a cause and a consequence of climate change. Through this discussion, it is hoped that the NGO community will provide valuable contributions to the 2011 UN Summit on Non-Communicable Diseases and new insights and solutions for advancing the MDGs by 2015 and beyond. Moderator: Dr. Ruth Colagiuri, Vice-President, International Diabetes Foundation (IDF), Sydney, Australia Speakers: Dr. Jean-Claude Mbanya, President, IDF, Cameroon Hon. Keiren Keke, Minister of Finance, Government of Nauru Colin Tukuitonga, Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs, New Zealand Dr. Paul Zimmet, Foundation Director, IDF, Melbourne, Australia Linda Milan, WHO Western Pacific Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 12. Improving Global Health through Education of Mothers and Grandmothers SPONSOR: Simply Help Foundation CO-SPONSORS: Centre for Womens Studies and Intervention University of Southern California Lehigh University SUMMARY: Women are the primary conduit of information across families. Interventions to address poverty and health should be targeted at educating mothers and grandmothers who spend the majority of their time training and educating the next generation. This workshop will present examples of health programmes for women from a variety of developing countries. It will also explore an academic point of view, illustrating why educating women on health is an important and efficient way to improve global health. Moderator: Lotte N. Goede, Director of Development, Simply Help Foundation, USA Speakers: Tina Bow, Founder and President, Simply Help Foundation, USA Anne-Marie Scully, Simply Help Foundation, USA Rosemary Ukata, Centre for Womens Studies, Nigeria Debra Boudreaux, Secretary, Tzu Chi Foundation, USA Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 13. Sport, Nutrition and Healthy Children: Lessons from Experience SPONSOR: International Federation of Business & Professional Women CO-SPONSORS: Victorian Health Promotion Foundation Bill Hutchison Foundation & Essendon Football Club Heart Foundation Australia Diabetes Australia Soroptomist International SUMMARY: In 2002 a UN taskforce called sport a powerful and cost-effective way to advance the MDGs. As watching takes over from participating, and sports moves increasingly onto television, children become less active. This workshop brings together experts in sport, nutrition and adolescent health, to explore the role of sport, nutrition and lifestyle factors in achieving good health and the MDGs. Moderator: June Kane, Business and Professional Women International, Australia Speakers: Lucinda Dobson, Executive Officer, Nutrition Australia, Melbourne, Australia Christine Holgate, CEO, Blackmores Ltd, Sydney, Australia Ian Robson, CEO, Essendon Football Club, Melbourne, Australia Angelo Iezzi, Research Fellow, Centre for Health Economics, Monash University, Melbourne Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 14. Power of Transnational Civil Society Coalitions SPONSOR: Oxfam International CO-SPONSORS: UN Millennium Campaign World Vision Act for Peace Make Poverty History Australia SUMMARY: This workshop will explore the role of civil society in working with governments from the local to the global level, in developing and developed countries to achieve the MDGs. It will also examinethe need for transnational coalitions to allow and encourage ways of linking local, national and global action to support a more robust understanding of how change happens across levels and spaces of power. Moderator: Paul Ronalds, Executive Coordinator, Domestic Policy Group, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, Australia Speakers: Minar Pimple, Regional Director, Asia and the Pacific, UN Millennium Campaign Chris Roche, Director of Development Effectiveness, OXFAM Keren Winterford, Citizen Voice and Action Senior Adviser, World Vision International Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 15. Non-Communicable Diseases in the Developing World - Exposing the Myths SPONSOR: World Heart Federation CO-SPONSORS: International Union against Cancer (UICC) International Diabetes Foundation International Union Against Tuberculosis & Lung Disease Nossal Institute for Global Health Framework Convention Alliance SUMMARY: One third of the poorest people in the developing world die prematurely from preventable non-communicable diseases (NCDs). Despite this, NCDs are perceived primarily to afflict the wealthy. This workshop will present information on the burden of NCDs, expose myths limiting responses to this pandemic, and explore the implications this has for health system development, and for policy and financing in developing countries. Moderator: Helen Robinson, Nossal Institute for Global Health, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Dr. Caleb Otto, former Director of Public Health, current Chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Education, Palau Dr. Shahryar Sheikh, Past President, World Heart Federation, Pakistan Dr. Jean-Claude Mbanya, President, International Diabetes Federation, Cameroon David Hill, President, International Union Against Cancer, Melbourne, Australia Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 16. Eye Health and the MDGs: The Vision 2020 Challenge SPONSOR: International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness CO-SPONSORS: Vision 2020 Australia The Fred Hollows Foundation The University of Melbourne International Centre for Eyecare Education SUMMARY: Blindness is both a cause and a consequence of poverty, so addressing the needs and rights of people with a vision impairment is centrally important to achieving the MDGs. This workshop will explore the relationship between blindness and the MDGs; the establishment of Vision 2020 Australias global consortium, which exemplifies MDG 8; and the work to improve health systems and indicators being undertaken by NGOs under the Avoidable Blindness Initiative. It will also examine the connection between poverty and eye health in Indigenous Australia, and the importance of linkages between vision impairment interventions and other development sector programs. Moderator: Barry Jones, Chair, Vision 2020 Australia, board member, CARE Australia, former Australian Minister for Science Speakers: Hugh Taylor AC, Harold Mitchell Chair of Indigenous Eye Health, University of Melbourne, Vice President of the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness Amanda Davis, CEO, International Centre for Eyecare Education, Board Member, Vision 2020 Australia Brian Doolan, CEO, The Fred Hollows Foundation, Australia Peter Ackland, CEO, International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness, London, UK Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 17. Womens Health, Empowerment and Resilience: Case Studies SPONSOR: International Association for Human Values (IAHV) CO-SPONSORS: The Art of Living Foundation Australian Council for Women and Policing SUMMARY: Studies corroborate the fact that that empowering women is necessary for successful poverty eradication. Participants of this workshop will be given an experiential appreciation of the programmes and tools which can be used in the field. In addition, the session will present objective evaluations of the effectiveness of such programmes on a sample of Iraqi womencompiled by experts on womens empowerment, conflict resolution, trauma and emergency relief. Moderator: Ivan Brownrigg, International Association for Human Values (IAHV), Australia Speakers: Lavinia Scott-Sellars, IAHV, Australia Barbara Etter, Australasian Council for Women and Policing Natalia Evertsz, The Art of Living Foundation, Australia Dr. Rick Evertsz, The Art of Living Foundation, Australia Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 18. Disability, Health and the MDGs SPONSOR: CBM International (Formerly Christian Blind Mission International) CO-SPONSORS: Pacific Disability Forum Vision 2020 Australia The Nossal Institute for Global Health, Australia Australian Pacific Islands Disability Support Disability Rights Fund, USA SUMMARY: Addressing the needs and rights of people with disabilities is centrally important to achieving the MDGs, as disability is both a cause and a consequence of poverty. This workshop will focus on the nexus between disability, health and specific MDGs, and on ways stakeholders can move forward on these critical issues and meet their responsibilities under the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. Presentations will also address the relationship between gender and disability, and access by disabled people to health services in the Asia Pacific region. Moderator: Dr. Kirsty Thompson, Inclusive Development Director, CBM, Melbourne Australia Speakers: Seta Macanawai, CEO, Pacific Disability Forum, USA Daniel Stubbs, President, Australia Pacific Islands Disability Support Pauline Kleinitz, CBM Nossal Institute for Partnership in Disability and Development Jennifer Gersbeck, CEO, Vision 2020 Australia Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 19. Signposts and Indicators of Progress in Gender Equality SPONSOR: CARE Australia CO-SPONSORS: International Womens Development Agency, Melbourne Marie Stopes International Australia, Melbourne SUMMARY: The MDGs and associated indicators provide an overarching framework to assess key global development outcomes.Drawing on experience from researchers and practitioners in Australia and Timor Leste, workshop speakers will explore approaches to and challenges in measuring, aggregating, documenting and articulating improvements in womens lives and in considering remaining questions to achieving gender equality. Moderator: Julia Newton-Howes, CEO, CARE Australia Speakers: Jo Crawford, Research and Policy Advisor, International Womens Development Agency Theodosio Ximenes, Programme Manager, CARE International, Timor Leste Johanna Wicks, Senior Programme Support Manager, Marie Stopes International in Australia Sally Moyle, Branch Manager, Australian Government Office for Women, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 20. Child Rights-Based Approaches: Critical Interventions to Secure Maternal and Child Health SPONSOR: Plan International Norway CO-SPONSORS: World Vision Australia Save the Children Australia UNICEF Australia Plan International Australia SUMMARY: This workshop will address the importance of child rights-based approaches to achieving MDGs 4 and 5. Presenters will discuss the effectiveness of child rights-based approaches to maternal and child health. It will also make recommendations on planning and implementation of child rights programmes to achieve the best outcomes for child and maternal health. Case studies will be used as a basis for interaction and discussions. Panelists, including youth representatives, will present their practical experience and theoretical knowledge on challenges and solutions to addressing these issues. Moderator: Martin Thomas, World Vision Australia Speakers: Mark McPeak, Childfund Australia, Sydney, Australia Glenn Bond, Programme Effectiveness Manager, Plan International Australia Shahiba Akter, Save the Children, Bangladesh Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 21. Coming Into Its Own: Hygiene Promotion for Health and Development SPONSOR: WaterAid CO-SPONSORS: Plan Australia International Water Centre SUMMARY: Sanitation is the MDG towards which the second least amount of progress has been made. This session will highlight epidemiological evidence relating to hygiene promotion and will feature insights from behaviour change scientists on the drivers of hygiene behaviour. It will also discuss examples of good practice in hygiene promotion, drawing on research from 13 new case studies from the Asia Pacific region, collected by the WASH Reference Group as part of an ongoing AusAID Innovations Fund grant. Moderator: Peter Dwan, Head of International Programs, WaterAid Australia Speakers: Dorris Susau, Live and Learn Environment Education, Fiji Jan Parry, Programme Manager, Plan Australia James Wicken, WaterAid Australia Carlitos Correia Freitas, Ministry of Health, Timor Leste Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 22. Using Human Rights Tools to Advance Global Health SPONSOR: National Association of Community Legal Centres CO-SPONSORS: Human Rights Law Resource Centre (HRLRC) Public Interest Law Clearing House SUMMARY: Human rights monitoring, reporting and accountability mechanisms can be used in practical ways to facilitate efforts to advance global health. This workshop will reinforce the complementary nature of the MDGs and international human rights, and will cover the use of procedures under UN treaties to advance the right to health and focus attention on those who are poorest and least well-served. Moderator: Phil Lynch, Executive Director and Principal Solicitor, Human Rights Law Resource Centre (HRLRC), Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Rachel Ball, Director of Policy and Campaigns, HRLRC, Melbourne, Australia Louise Edwards, National Association of Community Legal Centres, Sydney, Australia Simone Cusack, Public Interest Law Clearing House, Melbourne, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 23. Building Mutual Accountability: Communities Claiming the Right to Health in Nepal SPONSOR: ActionAid Australia CO-SPONSORS: Prerana, Nepal Faculty of Public Health, Patan Academy of Health Sciences, Nepal SUMMARY: In Nepal there are gaps in the provision of basic free healthcare, which compromise the achievement of MDG 4, reducing child mortality, and MDG 5, improving maternal health. This workshop will share the knowledge and experience of NGOs working on the right to health in Nepal. Participants will discuss their experiences in sensitising and lobbying policy makers and concerned stakeholders on the provision of basic free health services at a national and district level. They will also explore working at the community level on sensitizing and empowering womens groups, poor and marginalized women, health service providers and health personnel to deliver basic free health services better so that the people of Nepal can claim their right to health more effectively. Moderator: Archie Law, CEO, ActionAid Australia, Sydney, Australia Speakers: Ramesh Adhikari, ActionAid, Nepal Kedar Prasad Baral, Head of Public Health, Patan Academy of Health Sciences, Nepal Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 24. Fulfilling Rights = Better Health = Achieving MDGs SPONSOR: Amnesty International CO-SPONSORS: Urapuntja Community-Controlled Health Service The Poche Centre for Indigenous Health, University of Sydney SUMMARY: Repeated studies over time on the health outcomes of Aboriginal peoples living on their traditional homelands demonstrate the correlation between fulfillment of the rights to culture and self-determination and significantly better health outcomes. This workshop will demonstrate how community control over life circumstances, practice of traditional forms of governance, community control of health services and access to traditional homelands for cultural and economic activities can advance good health. Moderator: Sarah Marland, Poverty Campaign Coordinator, Amnesty International Australia, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Ngiare Brown, Poche Centre for Indigenous Health, Sydney, Australia Albert Bailey Kemarr, Urapuntja Community-Controlled Health Service, Darwin, Australia Karmananda Saraswati, Urapuntja Community-Controlled Health Service, Darwin, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 25. Cardiovascular Disease in Australian Indigenous Communities and Developing Countries SPONSOR: World Stroke Organization CO-SPONSORS: National Stroke Foundation, Australia National Heart Foundation Australia SUMMARY: Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in developing countries and in Australian indigenous communities This workshop will showcase successful CVD programmes in developing and indigenous communities around the world, and identify opportunities that may be applied more broadly. Moderator: Lyn Roberts, CEO, National Heart Foundation of Australia Speakers: Rohan Greenland, Government Relations Manager, Asia Pacific Heart Network, Canberra, Australia Lyn Dimer, National Heart Foundation of Australia Jeyaraj Durai Pandian, Betty Cowan Research and Innovation Centre, Punjab, India Amanda Thrift, Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute, Melbourne, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 26. Slipping Through the Cracks: Women and Infectious Diseases (TB, TB/HIV) SPONSOR: Australian Council for International Development COSPONSORS: Results International Australia Advocacy to Control Tuberculosis Internationally (ACTION) SUMMARY: Women with Tuberculosis (TB) are often diagnosed late as compared to men, due to limited access to healthcare, stigma, and negative social consequences. TB is often seen as a mans disease, and there is a lack of recognition of its threat to women. This workshop will discuss TBs unique impact on women and the need for it to be addressed by TB programmes in countries where it is endemic and also by programmes supported by donor countries. Panelists will discuss resource needs and also the necessity for maternal and child health advocates to incorporate TB into their activities. Moderator: Maree Nutt, National Manager, Results International Australia Speakers: Lucy Chesire, Kenyan AIDS NGO Consortium (KANCO/ACTION Kenya) Dr. Bobby John, Global Health Advocates/ACTION, India Carol Nawina Nyirenda, Community Initiative for TB, HIV/AIDS & Malaria, Zambia Bill Bowtell, Director, HIV/AIDS Project, Lowy Institute for International Policy/Pacific Friends of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS and Malaria, Sydney, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 27. Primary Health Care: Prioritising Women and Children Delivers MDG Goals SPONSOR: International Save the Children Alliance CO-SPONSORS: Burnet Institute, Melbourne, Australia International Womens Development Agency, Melbourne, Australia SUMMARY: The WHO has globally re-affirmed primary health care as the most efficient and cost-effective way to organize health systems.This workshop provides practical examples from Laos, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu, highlighting how effective partnerships between NGOs and government services can contribute to achieving the MDGs. Moderator: Dr. Michael Toole, Head, Centre for International Health, Burnet Institute, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Louise Sampson, Health Development Advisor, Save The Children, Laos Dr. Chris Morgan, Principal Fellow, Burnet Institute, Australia and Papua New Guinea, Melbourne, Australia Jilda Shem, Programme Director, Save The Children, Vanuatu Jane Sloane, Executive Director, International Womens Development Agency, Australia, Melbourne, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 28. Sharing Best Practice to Advance Global Health SPONSOR: Hadassah, The Womens Zionist Organization of America CO-SPONSORS: World Council of Conservative/Masorti Synagogues, Jerusalem, Israel Federation of Jewish Mens Clubs, New York, USA International Council of Jewish Women Yad Sarah, Israel Women of Reform Judaism, New York, USA SUMMARY: Attaining the health-related MDGs can best be advanced through capacity building activities in core areas, prioritized by government policies and enhanced by strong collaboration with communities and the private sector. This workshop will discuss and review the impact of best practice in advancing global health in three areas: disaster management, medical education and HIV prevention. Moderator: Dr. Leon Piterman, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Dr. Aikant Bhatti, International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Geneva, Switzerland Dr. Jayashri Kulkarni, The Alfred Hospital, Melbourne, Australia Inon Schenker, Operation Abraham Collaborative, Jerusalem, Israel Dr. Esti Galili-Weisstub, Hadassah Medical Organization, Jerusalem, Israel Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 29. Identifying Children as the Hub: A Grassroots Approach to Chronic Health Conditions Affecting Children in Poor Communities SPONSOR: Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) CO-SPONSORS: Caring and Living as Neighbours (CLAN), Australia Grameen Foundation Australia (GFA), Sydney, Australia Indonesian Pediatric Endocrine Society (IPES) Asia Pacific Pediatric Endocrinology Society (APPES) Royal Childrens Hospital International (RCHI) SUMMARY: This workshop will explore a strategic community development approach to addressing chronic health conditions and its link with achieving the rights of children. It will discuss multi-sectoral collaboration in enhancing a strategic framework for action focusing on: affordable access to medicine and equipment; education, research and advocacy; optimisation of medical management; encouraging family support groups; and reducing financial burdens and promoting financial independence. Moderator: Dr. Kate Armstrong, President, Caring and Living as Neighbours (CLAN), Sydney, Australia Speakers: Shan Ali, Grameen Foundation Australia, Sydney, Australia Dr. Aman Pulungan, Indonesian Pediatric Endocrine Society Gerry Warne, Director, Royal Childrens Hospital International, Melbourne, Australia Maria Craig, Pediatric Endocrinologist, Childrens Hospital Westmead, Vice-President, Australasian Paediatric Endocrine Group, Sydney, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 30. Beyond 2015: Coordinated Action for MDGs 3, 4, 5, & 6 SPONSOR: World Vision International CO-SPONSORS: Save the Children NGO Forum for Health, Geneva, Switzerland Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative, (REPSSI), South Africa SUMMARY: Despite the fact that some MDGs, in particular MDGs 4 & 5, are off track and may not be achieved, the MDGs have created a positive global dynamic overall. The reason has been that they have initiated a drive for stronger and more innovative partnerships to address poverty and global injustice and coordinate efforts. This workshop will discuss the importance of getting global leaders to think beyond 2015, and envision, explore and map out pathways for gender, health and development towards 2030. Moderator: Tim Costello, CEO, World Vision Australia, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Dr. Jane Chege, World Vision International, Zambia Susan Mbaya, Inter-Parliamentary Union, Switzerland Jasmine Whitbread, CEO, Save The Children, UK Simon Wright, Save The Children, UK Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 31. Preventing International Organ Transplant Abuse SPONSOR: Interfaith International CO-SPONSORS: Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting Canadian Helsinki Watch Group, Canada SUMMARY: Citizens of developed countries in need of organ transplants sometimes travel to developing countries, where, mainly because of a host of abuses and violations, the line up for these procedures is much shorter. This workshop will look at what civil society activists have done, and can do, to end this exploitation and put transplants in developing countries on a path which respects the rights of individuals. The workshop relates to the MDGs that promote combating non-communicable diseases and forming global partnerships for development. Moderator: David Matas, Interfaith International, Canada Speakers: Dr. Richard Allen, The Transplantation Society, Sydney, Australia Dr. Jeremy Chapman, President, The Transplantation Society, Sydney, Australia Kati Vereshaka, Doctors Against Forced Organ Harvesting, Australia Nicholas Tonti-Filippini, John Paul II Institute, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 32. Engage, Educate, Empower Youth to Advance Global Health and the Millennium Development Goals SPONSOR: The United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) Australia CO-SPONSORS: Youth Empowerment Against HIV/AIDS, Melbourne, Australia United Nations Youth Association of Australia (UNYA) Australian Youth Affairs Coalition (AYAC) World Vision Australia The Oaktree Foundation, Australia SUMMARY: This workshop will explore the leadership and energy young people bring to civil society movements, and the key roles they play in driving social change among their peers. An interactive session will draw on practical examples of programmes delivered by NGOs with a high level of youth engagement at both national and global levels. Presenters will explore different techniques and best practice used by organizations to advance global health and develop a new generation of leadership around MDG-based campaigns. Moderator: Alischa Ross, CEO and founder, Youth Empowerment against HIV/AIDS, Australia Speakers: Alice Bleby, National President, UN Youth Association of Australia (UNYA) Julie McKay, Executive Director, UNIFEM Australia, Canberra, Australia Nick Allardice, General Manager, The Oaktree Foundation, Melbourne, Australia Chris Varney, World Vision Australia Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 33. Improving the Health of Children: Which Services Fulfill the MDGs? SPONSOR: The Foundation for Post Conflict Development CO-SPONSORS: Hands on the World (HOW) Global, USA Bienmoyo, USA SUMMARY: This workshop will discuss how to focus successfully on improving maternity clinics and child health as a means of calling attention to the MDGs and of advancing global health. Moderator: Arielle Messuti, Director of Public Relations, Foundation for Post Conflict Development (FPCD), USA Speakers: Jeffrey Blander, Director, Bienmoyo, USA Rachel McCroy, Assistant to the Executive Director, FPCD, USA Rachael Paulson, Executive Director and founder, HOW Global, USA Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 34. Dark to Dawn: Being Creative about Depression SPONSOR: Soka Gakkai International CO-SPONSORS: Pax Christi Sydney Peace Foundation, Australia SUMMARY: This initiative was created to engage people in a dialogue by introducing broad and hopeful perspectives for relieving the suffering associated with depression. The views that will be expressed by the panelists are not limited to clinical analyses nor promoting the idea of a single cure or solution. It is an approach that will help listeners view depression as a valuable part of the human psyche that can be a driver of creativity. Moderator: Greg Johns, General Director, Soka Gakkai International Australia, Sydney, Australia Speakers: Liz Bowen, Vice General Director, Soka Gakkai International Australia, Sydney, Australia Joseph Camilleri, Centre for Dialogue La Trobe, Melbourne, Australia Louis Roller, Pharmacy Guild of Australia, Melbourne, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 35. Overcoming Barriers to Achieving the MDGs: Tackling Tobacco Use and Non-Communicable Diseases SPONSOR: World Lung Foundation, USA CO-SPONSORS: The International Union against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union), France American Cancer Society (ACS), USA International Union against Cancer (UICC) World Heart Federation (WHF), Switzerland Framework Convention Alliance (FCA), Switzerland SUMMARY: Timely achievement of the MDGs is being severely undermined by tobacco use. Health systems of developing economies are struggling to deal with the growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) caused by tobacco and other risk factors. This workshop will demonstrate how comprehensive implementation of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control can directly support the achievement of current MDGs and generate revenue for future health and development priorities. Moderator: Dr. Mary Assunta, Senior Policy Adviser, Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance and board member of Framework Convention Alliance, Australia Speakers: Dr. Caleb Otto, Chairman, Senate Committee on Health and Education, Palau Alexander Padilla, under-secretary of Health Policy, Philippines Jeanie McKenzie, NCD Adviser, Tobacco & Alcohol, Secretariat of the Pacific Community, New Caledonia Rachel Kitonyo, Chair, African Tobacco Control Alliance, Kenya Tuesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 36. Global Health and Resilient Communities: Working Together to Achieve the MDGs SPONSOR: Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University CO-SPONSORS: The University of Melbourne, Australia National Way for Reconciliation with Aboriginals Jesuit Refugee Service Indonesia KIIT University, India SUMMARY: In this workshop, an indigenous Australian elder, a professor of economics, an Indonesian humanitarian aid worker and an Indian expert in gender studies will discuss how the creative and adaptive capacities of communities and governments can advance the MDGs, and implement lasting change to the health and well-being of our global population. Moderator: Tamasin Ramsay, Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University Speakers: Tjanara Goreng-Goreng, Foundation for Indigenous Recovery and Development, Sydney, Australia Taka Nurdiana Gani, Jesuit Refugee Service, Indonesia Charles Hogg, National Coordinator, Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual University, Australia Sucheta Priyabadini, Kalinga Institute of Technology, KIIT University, India Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 37. Code Red: The Aboriginal Health Crisis in Australia SPONSOR: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, USA CO-SPONSORS: Redfern Community Centre, Sydney National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People (NAACP), USA SUMMARY: While disparities remain, the progress of African-Americans in closing the gaps in healthcare is an example for other populations of colour in Western societies. In this workshop, African-American NGOs with leadership positions in health will share lessons learned and best practice with Australian Aboriginal leadership. This workshop will focus on womens health issues and maternal health as it relates to child mortality, both of which are highlighted in the MDGs. Moderator: Eric E. Boone, former board member of the NAACP and Chair of the NAACPs International Affairs Committee, USA Speakers: Joan Tropnas, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., USA Carmen Parter, Director, Centre for Aboriginal Health, NSW Health, Australia Rhonda Dixon-Grovenor, community elder, Redfern Community Centre, Sydney Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 38. An Integrated Approach to Achieving Global Health and Environmental Sustainability SPONSOR: Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation CO-SPONSORS: Centre for Environment and Population Health, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia Interfaith Health Program, Emory University, Atlanta, USA Hubert Department of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health, Atlanta, USA School of Community and Global Health, Claremont Graduate University, California, USA Grey Panthers, USA SUMMARY: Reducing poverty and achieving sustained development must be done at the same time as promoting principles which support a healthy planet. This workshop will discuss what NGOs, the UN and its agencies, government and the private sector must do to bring together the principles of sustainable development and turn them into practical solutions that reverse the loss of environmental resources. Moderator: Sandy Thurman, Director of the Interfaith Health Programme, Emory University and Hubert Department of Global Health, Rollins School of Public Health, Georgia, USA Speakers: Chin-Lon Lin, Chief Executive Officer of Global Buddhist Tzu Chi Medical Foundation, California, USA Cordia Chu, Advisor, Western Pacific Regional Centre of the WHO, and Professor of Centre for Environment and Population Health, Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia C. Anderson Johnson, Professor of School of Community and Global Health, Claremont Graduate University, California USA Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 39. Improving Maternal Health: Tackling the Underlying Causes SPONSOR: International Council of Women CO-SPONSORS: Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) International Womens Development Agency (IWDA), Australia International Federation of University Women SUMMARY: Maternal and infant mortality cannot be reduced or prevented without addressing the social determinants of healththe conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work and age, including the health system. This workshop will focus specifically on MDG5 because, while maternal mortality has dropped 1.3% a year, it remains a global public health challenge.Sponsoring NGOs will also address MDG3 by bringing together a range of Asia Pacific NGOs and academics with an applied knowledge of MDGs and their interrelationships.Speakers will discuss strengthening gender equity and womens rights, gender-based violence, and other strategies to increase maternal health and wellbeing. Moderator: Coleen Clare, International Womens Development Agency, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Veronica Correia, Alola Foundation, East Timor Liz Hoban, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia Lisa Natoli, Burnet Institute, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Maxine Whittaker, University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 40. Nyumbani Village: Responding to Children and Families Living with HIV/AIDS SPONSOR: Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (IBVM) CO-SPONSORS: Salesian Missions Company of the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul Congregation of Our Lady of Charity of the Good Shepherd SUMMARY: Nyumbania Swahili word for homeis a safe haven for HIV-positive children located in the town of Karen, Kenya. It is a response to the rising number of HIV-infected children born in Africa every day. This workshop will illustrate how at Nyumbani, children are cared for and placed in adoptive homes. Nyumbani cares for 100 children aged from newborn to 23. It is a self-sustaining community which serves orphans and elders left behind by the lost generation of the HIV pandemic. Moderator: Thomas Brennan, UN representative, Salesian Missions Speakers: Mary Owens, Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary Protus Lumiti, Manager, Nyumbani Childrens Home, Kenya Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 41. Advancing Progress on MDGs 4, 5 & 6 in Sudan and Ethiopia: Efforts of Regional NGOs SPONSOR: Zenab for Women in Development, Sudan CO-SPONSORS: Nation To Nation Networking, USA Fistula Foundation, USA Hamlin Fistula Hospital, Ethiopia Bir and Tawasul Organization, Sudan Ilitha Labantu, South Africa SUMMARY: This workshop is a partnership of NGOs that work on making consistent progress towards achieving MDGs 4, 5 and 6. The issue of reproductive health, maternal health, female genital mutilation (FGM), HIV/AIDS and obstetric fistula in Sudan and Ethiopia is critical and demands much effort to make progress by 2015. In this workshop, the speakers will discuss the impact of these problems on womens health and the health of their children. They will show the continuing efforts to address these issues, and share best practice and success stories. They will also be looking for greater collaboration and partnership to advance further by 2015. Moderator: Fatima Ahmed, Zenab for Women in Development, Sudan Speakers: Abaynesh Asrat, Nation to Nation NetWorking, Ethiopia Dr. Mark Bennett, Fistula Foundation, Ethiopia Dr. Catherine Hamlin, Fistula Foundation, Hamlin Fistula Hospital, Australia Mandisa Mokoena, President, Ilitha and advisor to I AFRICA.COM, South Africa Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 42. Public Health and the MDGs: A Paradigm Shift for Global Health Care Outcomes SPONSOR: Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America (FEZANA) CO-SPONSORS: Ashta No Kai, India, Zoroastrian Association of Victoria, Australia SUMMARY: In order to reduce gaps in child health, maternal health and the eradication of major diseases, a paradigm shift is needed to raise the profile of public health on Main Street.Collaboration between the public sector, private enterprise, NGOs and civil society should focus on identifying gaps and promoting actions to achieve the MDGs. Partnership with the media is critical to creating awareness in the public square. This workshop will demonstrate how empowering women through education, with a resultant multiplier effect on the health of the family, can positively impact global health. Moderator: Arnavas Chubb, Zoroastrian Association of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Justine Daruwalla, Zoroastrian Association of Victoria, Australia Homi D. Gandhi, Federation of Zoroastrian Associations of North America (FEZANA), USA Armene Modi, Ashta No Kai, India Kayzad Namdarian, Zoroastrian Association of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 43. Coordinating a Public-Private Health Campaign: The Global Polio Eradication Initiative SPONSOR: Rotary International CO-SPONSORS: World Health Organization (WHO) United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) SUMMARY: The Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) was launched in 1988 by WHO, Rotary International, UNICEF, and the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention to eliminate this crippling disease. This workshop will show how GPEI effectively advocates with multinational organizations and national governments to galvanise political and financial support. It will also discuss how the GPEI engages civil society and NGOs, including educators, health workers, and religious leaders in communities, in its effort to reach all affected children. Moderator: Jenny Horton, Rotary International, USA Speakers: Lieven Desomer, UNICEF, India Dr. Bruce Thorley, WHO Western Pacific Region, Melbourne, Australia Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 44. Enhancing Access to Medicines A Crucial Step in Achieving the MDGs SPONSOR: International Union Against Cancer CO-SPONSORS: World Medical Association, France International Federation of Medical Students' Associations, The Netherlands African Palliative Care Association, Uganda Cancer Council Australia, Sydney, Australia National Heart Foundation of Australia SUMMARY: Ten million people die each year because they do not have access to essential medicines. Tens of millions suffer pain because they do not have access to effective pain relief. This workshop will examine key challenges, including unaffordable prices for medicines, unfair health financing mechanisms, unreliable supply systems, under-resourced health workforces, and insufficient training in pain relief methods. The interactive session will also outline the links between essential medicines and the MDGs, and will educate participants, ask hard questions of our health systems, and make suggestions for the future. Moderator: Dr. Mukesh Haikerwal, World Medical Association, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Lloyd Sansom, World Health Professions Alliance, Adelaide, Australia Dr. Faith Mwangi-Powell, African Palliative Care Association, Uganda Jonathan Liberman, Senior Legal Policy Adviser, International Union Against Cancer, Melbourne, Australia Nick Watts, International Federation of Medical Students Association, Perth, Australia Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 45. Setting Up Effective NGO and Parliamentary Alliances to Facilitate Political Support for Achieving the MDGs SPONSOR: Australian Reproductive Health Alliance (ARHA) CO-SPONSORS: Sexual Health and Family Planning Australia Australian Parliamentary Group on Population and Development SUMMARY: NGOs can effectively inform, invigorate and support members of parliament to achieve the MDGs if they can develop appropriate and mutually beneficial frameworks. This workshop will discuss how developing partnerships with parliamentary consultative groups, such as Australias Parliamentary Group on Population and Development, has led to two successful campaigns that have changed Australias domestic and overseas aid policy. Moderator: Naomi Knight, CEO, Sexual Health and Family Planning Australia, Canberra, Australia Speakers: Jenny Goldie, Australian Reproductive Health Alliance (ARHA) member, Canberra, Australia Claire Moore, Australian Senator, Parliamentary Group on Population and Development, Brisbane, Australia Jane Singleton, former CEO, ARHA, Australia Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 46. Achieving MDGs in Grassroots Pacific Communities: the Case of the Pacific Islands SPONSOR: National Children and Youth Law Centre, Australia CO-SPONSORS: Civil Society Forum of Tonga, Save the Children, Australia, Tuvalu Association of Non-Governmental Associations SUMMARY: Pacific Islands NGOs work without much recognition and visibility. This workshop highlights practical examples from the Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu on achieving the MDGs in the fields of gender equality, child health, maternal health, combating HIV/AIDS and environmental sustainability. Moderator: Emele Duituturaga, Pacific Islands Association of NGOs, Fiji Speakers: Irene Malachai, HIV advocate, IZA (Irene & Zara Foundation) Project, Save the Children, Vanuatu Ofa Guttenbeil, Tonga Women and Childrens Crisis Centre, Tonga Annie Homasi, Director, Tuvalu Association of NGOs. Tuvalu Jennifer Wate, Director, Solomon Islands Development Trust, Solomon Islands Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 47. Forum on Global Health and the MDGs Efforts of the Pacific Island NGOs SPONSOR: Counterpart International, USA CO-SPONSORS: Foundation of the Peoples of the South Pacific International (FSPI), Fiji Save the Children, Fiji Pacific Foundation for the Advancement of Women (PACFAW), Fiji Pacific Disability Forum (PDF), Fiji SUMMARY: The Pacific Regional NGO (PRNGO) and Alliance panel of Pacific CSOs (Civil Society Organizations) will present an overview of the health status of the inhabitants of the Pacific Islands. In their view achieving the MDGs requires non-state actors to address the key determinants of health of different population groups. This panel will identify the key determinants of health, the challenges for population groups such as women, children, youth, and people with disabilities, and the community development strategies used by PRNGOs to contribute to achieving the MDGs. Moderator: Margaret Leniston, Regional Health Programme Manager, Foundation of the Peoples of the South Pacific International (FSPI), Fiji Speakers: Margaret Eastgate, Programme Manager, Pacific Disability Forum Chandra Shekhar, Save the Children Fiji Tokasa Vitayaki, Pacific Foundation for the Advancement of Women, Fiji Edwina Kotoisuva, Fiji Womens Crisis Centre Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 48. Effective Partnerships: Successful Health and Environmental Outcomes SPONSOR: UNEP Ozon Action CO-SPONSORS: National Asthma Council, Australia Bangladesh Lung Foundation, Dhaka, Bangladesh SUMMARY: Asthma/chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) inhalers, which contain chlorofluorocarbon (CFC), an ozone depleting substance, are used as an example in this workshop to show how patients, health professionals and governments working together can maintain patient health while introducing CFC-free inhalers. Moderator: Atul Bagai, UNEP Regional Office for Asia Pacific, Thailand Speakers: Helen Tope, co-chair, UNEP Medical Technical Options Committee, Melbourne, Australia Kristine Whorlow, CEO, National Asthma Council Australia, Melbourne, Australia Dr. Kazi.S.Bennoor, Bangladesh Lung Foundation, Bangladesh Rabbur Reza, COO, Beximco Pharmaceuticals Ltd., Bangladesh Tuesday, 31 August, 11:45 A.M. 49. Migration: A Response to Violence SPONSOR: Salesian Missions, USA CO-SPONSORS: Caritas Internationalis, Vatican City, Rome Centre for Migration Studies, USA International Catholic Migration Commission, Geneva, Switzerland Scalabrini International Migration Network, USA SUMMARY: This workshop will address the issue of violence as a driving force behind the migration of many communities around the world. Violence includes sexual abuse, domestic violence, trafficking, forced servitude, ethnic cleansing and civil conflict. Speakers will address the issue from a human rights perspective and emphasise the need to assist affected people so they can exercise their right to be free from want and free from fear. Moderator: Thomas Brennan, Salesian Missions, USA Speakers: Joseph C. Donnelly, Caritas Internationalis, Vatican City, Rome Paulo Prigol, C.S., Casa del Migrante, Nuevo Laredo, Mexico Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 50. Prevention of Alcohols Harm to Others Driving Community Solutions SPONSOR: Sisters Inside Inc., Australia CO-SPONSORS: Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council of South Australia Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre, Melbourne, Australia SUMMARY: The Alcohol Education & Rehabilitation Foundation (AERF) has worked with international researchers to undertake one of the first studies examining the costs of the harm caused by alcohol abuse.Minimising the damage caused by alcohol abuse is dependent on MDG 8. This session will explore the extent to which forming global partnerships and adopting an inter-sectoral approach to minimising alcohol-related problems can advance this goal. The workshop will share solutions on a global scale with the hope of influencing change at the community level. Moderator: Tim Costello, CEO, World Vision Australia and AER Director, Melbourne, Australia Speakers: Debbie Kilroy, Director, Sisters Inside, Inc., Brisbane, Australia Bronwyn Healy-Aarons, PhD candidate, Centre for International Security Studies, University of Sydney, Australia Robin Room, Director, Alcohol Education & Rehabilitation Foundation, Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre, Melbourne, Australia Scott Wilson, Director, Aboriginal Drug and Alcohol Council South Australia, Adelaide, Australia Wednesday, 1 September, 3:30 P.M. 51. Treating Diabetes to Achieve the MDGs SPONSOR: Imamia Medics International (IMI), USA CO-SPONSORS: R Endocrinology, New Jersey, USA Global Endocrine Research Association (GERA), USA and UK SUMMARY: Taking advantage of leading international authorities and the expertise in diabetic care of Imamia Medics International in developed and impoverished areas, this workshop will examine diabetes research, treatments, epidemiology, and health delivery systems. It will explore the growth of diabetes in developing countries, and what the global community must do to address the needs of the millions diagnosed with diabetes every day. Best practice and improvements to healthcare delivery and diabetes care in remote regions will form a critical part of the discussion in the workshop. Moderator: Dr. Syed Wajih-ul Hasan Rizvi, Chief, R Endocrinology, and Clinical Assistant Professor in Internal Medicine and Endocrinology at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), USA Speakers: Dr. Ali Jawa, Assistant Professor of Endocrinology/Medicine, Allama Iqbal Medical College, Lahore, Pakistan Dr. Hasan Askari, CEO, Pennsylvania Institute of Neurology Dr. Syed Mubarak Naqvi Dr. Syed Razi Muhammad, Dean and Professor of Surgery, Muhammad Medical College, Mirpukhas, Pakistan Wednesday, 1 September, 11:45 A.M. 52. The Role of the Family in Advancing Global Health and Achieving the MDGs SPONSOR: International Federation for Family Development (IFFD), Spain CO-SPONSORS: New Media Foundation, USA Intermedia Consulting, Italy Womens Board SUMMARY: MDG achievements in global health present major challenges. This workshop will explore the synergies that link MDGs 4, 5 and 6 through better public health education. It will specifically examine the role of the family and its individual members in achieving health-related MDGs. Speakers will also present a study on health education and prevention, and how this is passed on through family education in different cross-cultural contexts. Moderator: Michael Cook, journalist, Sydney, Australia Speakers: Sam Adeloju, Nigeria, currently professor at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Dr. M. el Cusi, Family Doctor, Spain Virginia Monagle, educator, Australia Monday, 30 August, 3:30 P.M. 53. Opportunities for Your Organization to Be an Effective Presence at the United Nations SPONSOR: NGO/DPI Executive Committee SUMMARY: The NGO/DPI Executive Committee is comprised of 18 members, all of them NGO representatives. They are elected by organizations associated with the Department of Public Information. The mandate of the Executive Committee is to represent the concerns, rights, and voice of NGOs associated with UNDPI, to serve as an advisory board to and liaise with DPI on activities of mutual interest. The Executive Committee helps NGOs to become more knowledgeable about and make more effective use of information provided through UNDPI on the purposes, policies, actions and programmes of the UN so they can support the work of the Organization better. Moderator: Jeffery Huffines, CIVICUS World Alliance for Citizen Participation, USA Speakers: Jacqueline Shapiro, End Child Prostitution and Trafficking (ECPAT) USA Anne-Marie Carlson, Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, USA Kelly Roberts, NAFSA: Association of International Educators, Fordham University, USA Tuesday, 31 August, 3:30 P.M. 54. Community Attitudes and Behaviour: Church Health Initiatives in Papua New Guinea SPONSOR: Caritas Internationalis CO-SPONSORS: Caritas Australia National Catholic AIDS office of Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands SUMMARY: Recent research into the socio-cultural and behavioral factors contributing to high rates of sexually transmitted infections in Papua New Guinea has provided Caritas and its church partners with evidence-based learning for ongoing and innovative prevention approaches. The Catholic Church is often criticized for its supposed failings in mitigating the spread of HIV. In this workshop, participants and agencies working on HIV at ground level will illustrate the reach and impact of the work of the Church, and will discuss the effectiveness and challenges in improving the sexual health of men, women and young people in the Southern Highlands and Simbu Provinces in Papua New Guinea. 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