| Sunday, 21 October: Opening |
- Welcome
Reception: The Human Face of TB
Personal
statements: Ram Khadka (Nepal), Paul Mahyo (UK), Johannes Lindt (World Bank) |
|
| Monday, 22 October : STOP TB PARTNERS' FORUM
[Evening Despatch] |
Background Documents:
* 50:50 Towards a TB Free Future
* Stop TB Partnership Frameword |
| Session
One: Progress since Amsterdam: Expanding DOTS |
-
Welcome Address: James Wolfensohn, President, The World Bank
Keynote presentation: Celebrating progress: 50 years of TB treatment—Sir John
Crofton |
- Roundtable:
Progress and challenges in DOTS Expansion
Presentations: Experiences from India, the Western Pacific Region and USAID |
| Session
Two: New threats: Overlapping epidemics of TB and HIV |
- Introduction:
TB & HIV—video
Roundtable: Overcoming Obstacle, Optimizing Opportunities
Presentations: Thailand, South Africa, CDC/GAP |
| Session Three: Reinforcing global efforts to Stop TB |
- The
Global Partnership to Stop TB
Presentations: Status of the partnership—Jacob Kumaresan |
- Roundtable: Expand/
Adapt/ Improve: Stop TB Working Groups
Presentations: DOTS Expansion, MDR-TB, TB-HIV, New Drugs, TB
Diagnostics, TB Vaccines |
| - Discussions |
| Session
Four—"Concurrent Roundtables" First Round |
-
Roundtables are open to all Forum participants and will consist of short presentations
followed by facilitated group discussions on recommendations for global plan to
Stop TB |
Chair: Adam
Wanner, ATS
Finance Track (World Bank, Preston Room) Mechanisms for Channelling Resources
Ethiopia, Kenya, Myanmar, DFID |
Chair: Jaap
Broekmans, KNCV
Partnership Track (World Bank, Auditorium)
Promoting Partnerships
Russian Federation, Pakistan, Nigeria |
| Session
Five—Concurrent roundtables Second Round |
Chair:
Paul Ehmer, Global Fund to Fight HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria
Finance Track (World Bank, Preston Room)
Health Sector Reform
UR Tanzania, Indonesia, Cambodia, The Netherlands |
Chair:
Mark Rosenberg (TFCSD) & Results
Partnership Track (World Bank, Auditorium)
Social Mobilization
Zimbabwe, Brazil |
| -
Adjourn |
-
Convening–writing committee: The Washington Commitment
(Incorporating contributions from Ministerial Roundtable rapporteurs) |
| - Reception
hosted by Stop TB Partnership, World Bank, Atrium |
|
Tuesday, 23 October 2001: MINISTERIAL PLANNING FORUM
[Evening Despatch]
[Washington Commitment] |
Background Documents:
* Global Plan to Stop TB (pdf
2459kb)
* Draft Washington Commitment |
| Breakfast:
Stop TB Coordinating Board and Signing Ceremony for the GDF Memorandum of Understanding |
| Session Six—Opportunities to invest to Stop TB |
| - Introductory
Video: "Stopping TB: Acceleration needed – Plan & Mechanisms in place |
- Roundtable: Lessons learned on investing in TB
Presentations: Uganda (TB&HIV), China (National Investment), Republic of Moldova |
- Roundtable: Global Plan and Investments to Stop TB
Keynote Presentations: George Soros (Soros Foundation), Jo Ritzen (World Bank), Gro Harlem
Brundtland (WHO) |
| -
Press Conference and Launch of Global Plan to Stop TB |
| Session Seven: Discussion and endorsement of Washington
Commitment |
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Presentation and discussion: Draft Washington Commitment
Commitments from countries and organizations |
| - Endorsement
of the Washington Commitment |
| Session Eight: Concurrent Roundtables Third Round |
Chairs:
Chris Lovelace (World Bank) & Nils Billo (IUATLD)
Finance Track (WB, Preston Room)
Mobilizing New Resources
Peru, Philippines, DR Congo |
Chair: Fran
du Melle (ALA)
Partnership Track (WB, Auditorium)
New Partnerships
Viet Nam, Bangladesh, PhilCAT, UNICEF |
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Closing Session: Stop TB Partnership: Moving ahead
JW Lee (WHO) and Jo Ritzen (World Bank) |