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Programme - People's Health Assembly - December 2000
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PHA 2000 Programme
3 December 2000 (Sunday)
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| 8.30 am |
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10.00 am |
Briefings for Regional Coordinators and Volunteers |
| 9.00 am |
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10.00 pm |
Registration of Participants |
| 10.00 am |
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12.00 pm |
Briefings for Facilitators, Speakers, Resource Persons,
Rapporteurs, Translators |
1.30 pm |
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3.00 pm |
Lunch |
3.00 pm |
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4.30 pm |
Global March for Health |
4.30 pm |
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5.30 pm |
Press Briefing |
5.00 pm |
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6.15pm |
Tea
Break/Breaking of Fast for Muslims |
6.15 pm |
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7.15 pm |
Bangla Cultural Evening |
from 8.00 pm |
Dinner |
4 December 2000 (Monday)
Theme of Day One: Health, Life and Wellbeing
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7.00 am - 9.00 pm
Interactive Activities may include exhibition, yoga, meditation, jogging, visual
displays,
story tents, peoples health bookshops, massage, video rooms, etc |
8.30 am
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9.00 am |
MC: Tara
Theatre, Poetry, Song, Announcements
Suggestions:
Arugaan Pantomime Moms, Philippines
Conference Song: Give Health A Chance
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9.00 am |
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9.30 am |
Programme Orientation
Mary Murray, Shireen Huq, Manny C. Calonzo |
9.30 am |
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11.00 am |
Chair:
N. H. Antia
Moderator: Prem Chandran John, India
S1 -
Inaugural Session:
Stories:
Mwajuma Saiddy, Tanzania
- Cost Recovery Can Be Fatal
Geovanni Atarihuana, Ecuador
- The Story of Noemi by César Chérrez
Bohórquez
Sarah Burns, UK
- Alone and Frightened
Lipi, Bangladesh
- Lipi's Story
Welcome:
Qasem Chowdhury, Bangladesh
Addresses:
Kabir Master, Minister of Health, Kerala, India
Violeta Menjivar, El Salvador
Vilma Salinas, Philippines
James Orbinski, Medicins Sans Frontieres |
11.00 am
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11.30 am |
Tea
Break |
11.30 am
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12.30 pm |
S2 - The Story of Gonoshasthaya Kendra |
12.30 pm
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1.30 pm |
Chair: Norman Nyazema, Zimbabwe
S3 -
Explaining the PHA Process and the Peoples Charter
K. Balasubramaniam, Sri Lanka
Maria Hamlin Zuniga, Nicaragua
Nadine Gasman, Mexico
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1.30 pm
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3.00 pm |
Lunch |
3.00 pm
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4.00 pm |
Press
Briefing (Media Room) |
3.00 pm |
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5.00 pm |
Concurrent
Sessions
Charter Discussions in Language Groups |
5.00 pm |
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6.15 pm |
Tea Break/Breaking of Fast for Muslims |
6.15 pm |
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7.15pm |
Synthesis of the Day in Own Language Groups |
7.00 pm |
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8.30 pm |
Space for:
Participants' own meeting
Continuation of concurrent sessions if needed
Open cultural stage
Free time
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from 8.00 pm |
Dinner |
5 December 2000 (Tuesday)
Theme of Day Two: Inequality, Poverty and Health
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7.00 am - 9.00pm
Interactive Activities may include exhibition, yoga, meditation, jogging, visual
displays,
story tents, peoples health bookshops, massage, video rooms, etc |
8.30 am
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9.00 am |
MC: Tara
Theatre, Poetry, Song, Announcements
Suggestions
Song, Europe
Statement of Solidarity, Mustafa Barghouti, Palestine
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9.00 am |
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11.00 am |
Chair: Partha De, Minister of Health, West Bengal, India
Moderator: Maria Hamlin Zuniga, Nicaragua
S4 -
Poverty and Inequality Affecting Our Health Around the World
Regional
Testimonies
Africa
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Middle East
Pacific
Panel Responses
Halfdan Mahler, Denmark
David Woodward, UK
Pascoal Mocumbi, Prime Minister, Mozambique
Thelma Narayan, India
Asetou E. Samake, Mali
Interactions from the Floor
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11.00 am
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11.30 am |
Tea Break |
11.30 am
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1.30 pm |
S4 - Continuation of Panel Responses
to Regional Testimonies and Interactions from the Floor |
1.30 pm
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3.00 pm |
Lunch |
3.00 pm
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4.00 pm |
Press
Briefing (Media Room) |
3.00 pm |
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5.00 pm |
Concurrent
Sessions
Charter Discussions |
5.00 pm |
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6.15 pm |
Tea Break/Breaking of Fast for Muslims |
6.15 pm |
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7.15 pm |
Synthesis of the Day in Own Language Groups |
7.00 pm |
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8.30 pm |
Space for:
Participants' own meeting
Continuation of concurrent sessions if needed
Open cultural stage
Free time
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from 8.00 pm |
Dinner |
6 December 2000 (Wednesday)
Theme of Day Three: Health Care and Health Exercises
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8.30am - 9.00pm
Interactive Activities may include
exhibition, yoga, meditation, jogging, visual
displays, story tents, peoples health
bookshops, massage, video rooms, etc |
8.30 am
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9.00 am |
MC: Tara
Theatre, Poetry, Song, Announcements
Suggestions:
Poem of Ejiro Joyce Otive-Igbuzor, Nigeria
Solidarity Statements and Messages
Drama on Globalisation, Japan
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9.00 am |
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11.00 am |
Chair: Irene Fisher, Australia
Moderator: David Sanders, South Africa
S5 - Health
Systems and Our Health: What Changes are Needed?
Stories
Alayna Watene, Aotearoa New Zealand
They Said We Weren't Good Enough
A. Chintamani, India
Struggling Against Caste Exclusion: A Health Worker's
Story
Panel
Luis Arias, Mexico
Allyson Pollock, UK
Edelina de la Paz, Philippines
Martinho Dgedge, Mozambique
Natasha Shawareb, Jordan
Interactions from the Floor
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11.00 am
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11.30 am |
Tea Break |
11.30 am
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2.00 pm |
Chair: Laxmi C. Jain, India
Moderator: Jihad Mash'al, Palestine
S6 -
World Bank Faces the People
Stories
Mary Sandasi, Zimbabwe
- Structural Adjustment Programme
Hugo Icu, Guatemala
- Health Care Reform in Central America
Presentations
Richard Lee Skolnik, Regional Director, World Bank
Antonio Tujan, Philippines
- Panel Reaction: World Bank Faces the People
David Legge, Australia
- Health Inequalities in the New World Order
Charles Mutasa, Zimbabwe
- A Critical Appraisal of the World Bank Policies in Developing
Countries
Muzzafer Ahmed, Bangladesh
Interactions from the Floor
Response from Richard Lee Skolnik
People's Voices |
2.00 pm
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3.00 pm |
Lunch |
3.00 pm
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4.00 pm |
Press
Briefing (Media Room) |
3.00 pm |
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5.00 pm |
Concurrent
Sessions
Charter Discussions in Language Groups |
5.00 pm |
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6.15 pm |
Tea Break/Breaking of Fast for Muslims |
6.15 pm |
> |
7.00 pm |
Synthesis of the Day in Own Language Groups |
7.00 pm |
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8.30 pm |
Space for:
Participants' own meeting
Continuation of concurrent sessions if needed
Open cultural stage
Free time
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from 8.00 pm |
Dinner |
7 December 2000 (Thursday)
Theme of Day Four: Environment and Survival
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8.30am -
9.00pm
Interactive Activities may include exhibition, yoga, meditation, jogging, visual
displays, story tents, peoples health bookshops, massage, video rooms, etc
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8.30 am
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9.00 am |
MC:
Tara
Theatre, Poetry, Song, Announcements
Suggestions:
Solidarity Statements and Messages
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9.00 am |
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11.00 am |
Chair: Mustafa Barghouti, Palestine
Moderator: Robin Scott, UK
S7 -
Environment and Survival
Stories
Owens Wiwa, Nigeria -
The Ogoni Struggle
Maria Ivania Cesar de Oliveira/Ani Wihbey, Brazil
- 27 years defending health and ecology of our island
Satinath Sarangi, India
- Continuing Tragedy of Bhopal
Halima Begum, Bangladesh
- Flood and Life
Panel
Rosalie Bertell, Canada
Radiation: Iraq/Pacific/Siberia
Julie Delahanty, Canada
Commerlisation of Human Genetic Diversity
Qazi Faruz Ahmed, Bangladesh
Environment and Health
Anuradha Mittal, India
Access and Right to Food
Interactions from the Floor
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11.00 am
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11.30 am |
Tea Break |
11.30 am
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1.30 pm |
Chair: M. A. Jalil, Minister of Commerce, Bangladesh
Moderator: Yoshi Ikezumi, Japan
S8 -
WTO: Implications for Health
Stories
Fatima Akhter, Bangladesh
- Profits Before Rights
Marie Russel, Australia
- Living in Remote Rural Australia
Kevin Lafferty, Scotland
- What Unemployment Means
Panel
Mike Rowson, UK
Mohammad Khalil, Egypt
Zafar Mirza, Pakistan
James Love, Pakistan
Interactions from the Floor
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1.30 pm
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3.00 pm |
Lunch |
3.00 pm
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4.00 pm |
Press
Briefing (Media Room) |
3.00 pm |
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5.00 pm |
Concurrent
Sessions
Charter Discussions in Language Groups |
5.00 pm |
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6.00 pm |
Tea Break/Breaking of Fast for Muslims
(Ifter) |
6.00 pm |
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8.00 pm |
S9 - Special Session:
Health and Survival: Ethics, Legal Action and the Judiciary
Landmark cases where verdicts have been given
in favour of the Public
Chair: Abdul Matin Khasru, Minister of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Bangladesh
Moderator: Justice Naimuddin Ahmed, Bangladesh
Panel
Justice Shiraz Daud, India
Justice Fazlul Karim, Bangladesh
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from 8.00 pm |
Dinner |
8 December 2000 (Friday)
Theme of Day Five: The Ways are Hard
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7.00am - 9.00pm:
Interactive Activities may
include exhibition, yoga, meditation, jogging, visual
displays, story tents, peoples
health bookshops, massage, video rooms, etc |
8.30 am
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> |
9.00 am |
MC:
Tara
Theatre, Poetry, Song, Announcements
Suggestions:
Solidarity Statements and Messages
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9.00 am |
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11.00 am |
Chair: Edelina de la Paz, Philippines
Moderator: Mary Murray
S10 -
Initiatives to Advance People's Health:
Panel:
Jenni Moore/Alayna Watene, Aotearoa, New Zealand
- Breathing Life into the Treaty of Waitangi
Dave Hall, UK
- The Role of Trade Unions in Protecting Public Services
B. Ekbal, India
- Kerala: A State of Commitment to Health
Forward-Looking Experiences from the Floor |
11.00 am
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11.30 am |
Tea Break |
11.30 am
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12.00 pm |
S11 - Presentation of Charter and
Call for Endorsement
Ravi Narayan
Nadine Gasman
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12.00 pm
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1.30 pm |
S12 - Future Work of PHA and Using the Charter
Ideas from the Floor -
participatory banner inside the auditorium - draw, write, expression of ideas |
1.30 pm
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3.00 pm |
Lunch |
3.00 pm
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4.00 pm |
Press Briefing
(Media Room) |
3.00 pm |
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5.00 pm |
S13 -Concluding Session:
Moderators:
Zafrullah Chowdhury, Bangladesh
Evelyne Hong, Malaysia
Summary
Representatives from Africa, the Americas, the Middle East,
Asia, Europe, the Pacific
and Bangladesh
David Werner, USA
Mira Shiva, India
Address
by Chief Guest: Begum Khaleda Zia
Word of Thanks
Video Clips
Conference Song: Give Health A Chance
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5.00 pm |
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6.00 pm |
Tea
Break/Breaking of Fast for Muslims (Ifter) |
6.00 pm |
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7.00 pm |
Synthesis of the Day in Own Language
Groups |
from 7.00pm |
Farewell Global Mela and Dinner |
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