Progress Report Global Pandemic Preparedness Beijing Conference 17-18 January 2006 Dr Margaret Chan Assistant Director-General Communicable Diseases Representative.

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Progress Report Global Pandemic Preparedness Beijing Conference January 2006 Dr Margaret Chan Assistant Director-General Communicable Diseases Representative of the Director-General for Pandemic Influenza The World Health Organization

Where we stand today Current phase 3 of pandemic alert remains unchanged  H5N1 is still mainly an animal disease; no sustained human-to-human transmission.  Sporadic cases in 6 countries; in 2006, cases reported in Turkey, China and Indonesia.  WHO team in Turkey, good data from outbreak.

Progress Since Geneva Meeting (1)  Meeting on pandemic communications, 6-8 December. RESULT: global support networks and strategic working groups established  GOARN partners meeting in Singapore, 8-9 December. RESULT: increased regional collaboration in Asia Pacific region.  Informal meeting on use of WHO antiviral stockpile, 12 December. RESULT: agreement on principles of operational protocol, SOP; follow-up meeting on rapid containment, Tokyo January.  Report for January EB on voluntary compliance with relevant provisions of IHR. RESULT: draft resolution  WHO Strategic Action Plan January RESULT: 2-year plan.

Progress Since Geneva Meeting (2)  Task forces in place at HQ, Regional Offices (RO); ROs have conducted inter-country meetings, geared up support to countries. RESULT: almost all countries have preparedness plans.  Immediate regional and HQ support to countries with diagnosis, management, investigation of new cases. RESULT: constantly improving knowledge about the virus and pandemic risk, improved country capacity, better surveillance and detection.  Regional needs for antiviral drugs assessed. Negotiations with manufacturer, generic manufacturing to start. RESULT: more drugs.  Three meetings on pandemic vaccines first half EXPECTED RESULT: global action plan to increase access; easier exportation.

Next Steps 5 Strategic actions for the next 2 yearsGoal Reduce human exposure to the H5N1 virusReduce opportunities for human infection, thus reducing opportunities for pandemic virus to emerge. Strengthen early warning systemEnsure that all data and specimens needed for risk assessment are available. Intensify rapid response and containment operations Prevent the virus from improving its transmissibility or delay pandemic spread. Build capacity to cope with a pandemicResponse plans in all countries (rehearsed); WHO fully able to perform leadership role. Coordinate global scientific research and development Make vaccines and drugs quickly and widely available; understand evolving pandemic.