Global Health Summit- Program -

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Pre-Meeting in Bellagio

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20:00

Cocktails and dinner

Keynote speech by William Haseltine:

“Obama and Health Reform”

	Discussion
09:30- 09:45	Opening of the conference Lessons learned from the 2008 G8: Transition from Japan to Italy	Angelo M. Petroni Secretary General, Aspen Institute Italia, Rome Kiyoshi Kurokawa Chairman, Health Policy Institute, Japan, Tokyo >>Lessons Learnt from the 2008 G8: Transition from Japan to Italy
09.45- 10:10	INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
09.45- 10:10	The health challenge: where do we stand?	Chair Umberto Veronesi, Senator; Scientific Director, European Institute of Oncology, Milan >>The World Health Challenge Speaker Margaret Chan, Director General, WHO, Geneva >>The health challenge: where do we stand? Final remarks Giulio Tremonti
10:10– 11:30	SESSION I
	A new matrix for global health Fighting pandemics: the unfinished work Strengthening health systems: resources and ownership The medical brain drain: how to fill the gap Assessing current policy responses: the donors Assessing current policy responses: the recipient countries	Chair Giampiero Massolo, G8 Sherpa, Secretary General, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rome Initial commentators Ariel Pablos-Mendez, Managing Director, Rockefeller Foundation, New York >> A new Matrix for Global Health Keizo Takemi, Research Fellow, Harvard School of Public Health, Cambridge, Massachusetts >> Framework Architecture for Global Health Policy Making Michel Kazatchkine, Executive Director, The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, Geneva Noerine Kaleeba, Chairman of the Board, ActionAid International, Johannesburg Mubashar Sheikh, Executive Director, Global Health Workforce Alliance, Geneva Julian Lob-Levyt, Executive Secretary, GAVI Alliance, Geneva >> Strengthening Health Systems: resources and ownership Hatem El-Gabaly, Minister of Health, Arab Republic of Egypt, Cairo
11:30- 11:45	Coffee break
11:45- 13:30	SESSION II
	Innovation and research: investing in health Shaping the incentives for health research Access to drugs Knowledge markets in the Life Sciences Is universal insurance coverage possible?	Chair Ignazio Marino, President, Parliamentary Inquiry Committee for the Effectiveness and Efficiency of the National Healthcare Service, Senate of the Italian Republic, Rome Initial commentators Charles W. Wessner, Director, Technology, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC >> Bringing Health Care Innovations to Market The Small Business Innovation Research Program Innovation Awards for Progress Mauro Ferrari, Professor and Director of the Division of NanoMedicine, Health Science Center, University of Texas, Houston Sergio Dompé, President, Farmindustria, Rome >> Aspen for G8 Global Health Forum William Looney, Senior Director, International Policy, Pfizer Inc., New York >> Global Access Value Proposition Alicia Greenidge, Director General, IFPMA-International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations, Geneva >> Gaps in addressing diseases of the developing world Ferruccio Fazio, Under Secretary for Health, Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Policies, Rome
	Discussion
13:30- 15:30	Lunch
15:30- 17:00	SESSION III
	Improving private-public partnership The role of private actors: what can business offer? Combating malnutrition: a new business frontier The role of NGOs: from grassroots to global policies How to galvanize domestic and international support: practical advocacy	Chair Rajeev Venkayya, Rajeev Venkayya, Director, Global Health Delivery, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle Initial commentators Beatrice Trusardi, Responsible for Institutional and International Relations, ENI, Rome Andrea Riccardi, Founder, Comunità di Sant’Egidio, Rome Nicolaus Henke, Director and Head, London Healthcare Practice, McKinsey & Company, London William Haseltine, President, Haseltine Associates, Washington, D.C. Mohga Kamal-Yanni, Senior Health and HIV Policy Advisor, Oxfam International & Ucodep Campaign Office, Oxford
	Discussion
17:00- 17:15	Coffee break
17:15– 18:15	CLOSING SESSION
17:15– 18:15	Financing Global Health: G8 Proposals for Innovative Mechanisms Why must the G8 continue supporting global health? An economic perspective The Advanced Market Commitment: towards implementation A task force on Innovative International Financing – the first report	Chair James Kondo, President, Health Policy Institute Japan, Tokyo Speakers Holly Wong, Vice President of Public Policy, IAVI-International AIDS Vaccine Initiative, New York Philippe Douste-Blazy, UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy on Innovative Financing; Special Adviser, Taskforce on Innovative International Financing for Health Systems, Geneva Vincenzo Scotti, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Affairs,Rome