Regional Community Safety and Resilience Forum Meeting August 5, 2015 Jakarta, Indonesia “ Health Session; Technical Working Group ” Dr Sok Long.

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Regional Community Safety and Resilience Forum Meeting August 5, 2015 Jakarta, Indonesia “ Health Session; Technical Working Group ” Dr Sok Long

Agenda CSR Forum Agenda_ revised.docx TimeAgendaFacilitators/PresenterChaired by am Strategic agenda and Key issues of Health Dr Sok Long Key update:  MERS and Ebola- Pandemic PreparednessDr. Anne Claire Reyta; Health Services Manager, PRC  ECV Roll outDr. Muhammad Arfan; Head of Health Division, PMI  AP CBHFA workshopPornsak Khortwong, Health Officer – SERD, IFRC  Asia Pacific First Aid Conference, Nov 2015/Hong Kong - Announcement and Call for Nominations Pornsak Khortwong, Health Officer – SERD, IFRC  ART annual meeting – PhilippinesPornsak Khortwong, Health Officer – SERD, IFRC amStrategic engagementDr Sok Long  Integration of CBHFA scopes into other development programmes ( CBDRR; WASH) Dr. Muhammad Arfan; Head of Health Division, PMI  Innovation in Health ( E health, M Health- PMI First Aid) Dr. Muhammad Arfan; Head of Health Division, PMI  Malaria Prevention and Control in Lao PRD Dr. Bounma Xayasouk, Head of Health Promotion Department, Lao RC 10: 45 am- 12:30Way forwardDr Sok Long  Regional road map to resilience  Recommendations for SEA RCRC leadership meeting Dr Sok Long

Agenda and outlines Key update: Speakers  MERS and Ebola- Pandemic Preparedness Dr. Anne Claire Reyta; Health Services Manager, PRC  ECV Roll out Dr. Muhammad Arfan; Head of Health Division, PMI  AP CBHFA workshop Pornsak Khortwong, Health Officer – SERD, IFRC  Asia Pacific First Aid Conference, Nov 2015/Hong Kong - Announcement and Call for Nominations Pornsak Khortwong, Health Officer – SERD, IFRC

Agenda and outlines Strategic engagementDr Sok Long  Integration of CBHFA scopes into other development programmes ( CBDRR; WASH) Dr. Muhammad Arfan; Head of Health Division, PMI  Innovation in Health ( E health, M Health- PMI First Aid) Dr. Muhammad Arfan; Head of Health Division, PMI  Malaria Prevention and Control in Lao PRD Dr. Bounma Xayasouk, Head of Health Promotion Department, Lao RC

Agenda and outlines Way forwardDr Sok Long  Regional road map to resilience  Recommendations for SEA RCRC leadership meeting Dr Sok Long

Asia Pacific First Aid Conference November 2015 | Hong Kong International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

Purpose and objectives

Deadline Asia Pacific First Aid Conference, November 2015 | Hong Kong 14 August 2015 Got the applications from Brunei, Cambodia, Timor, Philippines?, Indonesia?, Myanmar?, Thailand? Lao?, Vietnam? Malaysia?, Singapore? Link: APFA Conference_Concept note.pdf; APFA Conference_Concept note.pdf pdf APFA Conference_Expression of interest form.docx

The 27 th ART Annual Meeting in Philippines “Reflection: Past Action, Current Commitment, and Future Direction”

The 27 th ART Annual Meeting in Philippines Tentative for 7-11 Sep 2015 Agenda was drafted Waiting for the official letter to PRC …. Draft agenda for the 27th ART Annual meeting Manila July 2015.doc Draft agenda for the 27th ART Annual meeting Manila July 2015.doc

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