Notisia Semanal Ministériu Saúde RDTL: From the Second Day Session... 8 September 2015

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

From the Second Day Session... 8 September 2015

Credentials of Representatives

Programme Budget Matters
Programme Budget 2014-2015 - Implementation and mid-term review
Programme Budget 2016-2017
Strategic budget space allocation

WHO reform
Programmatic reform - focus on results
Management reform - internal control framework

Ministerial Round Table
Strengthening health workforce in South-East Asia Region in order to expand delivery of effective services

WHO reform ...Contd
Governance reform
Framework of engagement with non-State actors

Policy and technical topics
Response to emergencies and outbreaks
Antimicrobial resistance
Selected neglected tropical diseases targeted for elimination: kala-azar, leprosy, yaws, filariasis and schistosomiasis

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Programme Budget Matters (item 6; 6.1; 6.2; 6.3)
WHO reform (item 7; 7.1; 7.2)

World Health Organization

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EDITORIAL

AVIZU

AVIZU HUSI MINISTERIO SAUDE

KONABA MORAS NEBE MOSU IHA TEMPU UDAN

Relasiona ho moras nebe sempre mosu iha tempo udan hanesan Malaria, Dengue, Diarea no isin katar, hodi afeta ba saude publiko, moras sira ne’e mosu tanba ita nian ambiente nebe foer. Ho ida ne’e, Ministerio da saude hakarak fo hatene ba comunidade tomak atu:

Labele soe foer arbiru, foer tenke tau hamutuk ba soe iha fatin lisu nebe perpara ona.
Wainhira toba tenke uja Moskateru
Hames be’e dalan, labele husik be’e nalihun no hamos uma ninin.
Fase liman molok atu han no depois de sintina.

Ba imi nian atensaun obrigado.

Timor Leste Achieves Leprosy Elimination Target

People affected by leprosy in the audienceOn March 23, 2011, in the capital of Dili, Timorese President José Ramos-Horta announced at a memorial ceremony that his country had achieved the elimination of leprosy as a public health problem. A small country of about one million people, Timor Leste achieved independence from Indonesia in 2002, but since then has had to grapple with political unrest which, in combination with the country’s complex geography, has been a considerable barrier to national health services. In spite of this, the national government has worked closely with the World Health Organization (WHO) on the effort to eliminate leprosy. The result has been that while in 2004 the country had a prevalence rate of 5.18 persons per 10,000, by December of last year the rate had plummeted to no more than 0.73 per 10,000.

In addition to the president, participants in the ceremony included Fernando Araujo Lasama, President of the National Parliament, Minister of Health Dr. Nelson Martins, and WHO-SEARO Deputy Director General Dr. Poonam Khetrapal Singh. Nippon Foundation Chairman Yohei Sasakawa, who also serves as WHO Goodwill Ambassador for Leprosy Elimination, was unable to attend due to aid work related to the March 11th earthquake and tsunami in Northeastern Japan. Executive director Tatsuya Tanami stood in his place.

In his address, President Ramos-Horta said directly to the people affected by leprosy attending the ceremony, “You have suffered for a long time. The government will do its utmost to see that people affected by leprosy, including family members and those who have been cured, can achieve a normal life.” In addition, the president expressed deep thanks to The Nippon Foundation, the Sasakawa Memorial Health Foundation and especially Yohei Sasakawa, for their work in realizing the elimination of leprosy in his country.

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From the Second Day Session... 8 September 2015

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