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SIHLWA’s leadership 2009
• Lead Partner continued to be Finland -> hopefully will continue
• Co-Lead partner continued to be Lithuania -> hopefully will continue
• NEW Lead Partner for IMHAP Canada -> to be formalized
• NEW Co-Lead partner for IMHAP Nordic Council of Ministers -> to
be formalized
• Chairs, co-chairs of sub-groups ADO, ALC (presently weak
leadership, links with WHO-EURO weakness), OSH (ILO+), IMHAP
(Canada & NCM +)
• SIHLWA ITA International Technical Advisor
needed
40 % -> 100%
More interaction between sub-groups: ”pen cafe”/ Less NDPHS bureaucracy
EG SIHLWA consists of 3 sub-groups:
1.Sub-group on adolescent health and socially-rewarding
lifestyles [ADO]
2.Sub-group on alcohol [ ALC]
3.Sub-group on Occupational Safety & Health [OSH]
And one candidate new sub-group waiting for “green
light” from CSRs:
4.Sub-group on Indigenous Mental Health, Addictions
and Parenting [IMHAP]
[follow up of PAC-5 and SWG preliminary messages]
“SIHLWA” will act as catalyst through:
1. Bringing together key stakeholders from the core health constituencies
within the health system and broader society, including those other
government sectors whose policies impact on health;
2. Carrying out situational analyses, assessing the size of the problem
and identifies the priority areas for action;
3. Evaluating what is already in place, strengths and weaknesses, and
identifies current gaps;
4. Strengthening international, bilateral and multilateral cooperation by
further developing alliances for advocacy and action on noncommunicable diseases which unites major international players in
Europe, including intergovernmental organizations, NGOs and others;
5. A special challenge for this Expert Group will be how we can best
benefit from the synergy that the three (four)sub-groups will pose.
6. Elaboration of viable and practical projects in NDP area.
SIHLWA meetings:
1. Two SIHLWA meetings (ADO, ALC, OSH &
IMHAP) together with all 4 sub-groups (
1)Sweden/ 4-5May 2009, and 2) Latvia/7-9
October 2009).
2. Ad hoc meetings, workshops, seminars and
conferences (see list later)
ADO sub-group:
1. Explore possibilities for methods for prevention
of social exclusion among school aged
children. -> Spb project Alc&DrugPrevYouth
2. Thematic report on adolescent health and
social wellbeing and methods to improve pupils
social inclusion and coping skills in schools.
Tabulated data from all 11 countries, country
thematic profiles, 3) thematic papers ( a)sexual
halth, b)obesity, c)adolescent substance abuse,
d) adolescent accidents & violence, etc.)
Alcohol drinking during last 30
days
(15-16 year olds)
70
65
60
65
60
57
52
50
44
48
42
40
30
20
10
0
Russia
Poland
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Sweden
Finland
Norway
C.
ADO - Thematic papers
•sexual health & behaviour
B.
A.
• obesity
•physical
activity
ADO – Country
profiles
1-2 pp
•psychoactive substnce abuse
FIN, LTU, POL, RUS
•safety & accidents
Cross tabulated
ADO - indicators
•social inclusion, poverty,
”happiness”
A.Situation analysis
C. Social inclusion and
NGO component
•Profiles, half done
PLANNING OF THE FAST-TRACK
•Potential years of life
•Alcohol & drug
PROJECT
lost duet to alcohol and
COUNTRIES TO BE
prevention among youth.
INVOLVED?
other preventable
causes.
ESTONIA?
•Good
example from(SPb
PHCexperiences to be
•Cost of non-action?
LATVIA?
disseminated)
•Takes time and effort (6-6
•etc.
LITHUANIA?
months full time consultancy
POLAND?
work)
B.
RUSSIA?
•HELP
NEEDED!
D. PHC (?)
OTHERS?
•Policy component
•Management of change
EIBI
•Links with polticians,
parliaments, Ministries
Early Identification Brief Intervention
ALC sub-group:
1. Alcohol and the family; “Passive alcohol use”,
“Chemical abuse of children” (NORDAN, etc.)
2. Alcohol and access to under-aged, Alcohol
advertisements (Finland/ “KLAARI” and “Booze
Rebellion”. Russia/ Russian Patriarchat and MoH&SD
“Healthy Nation – Flourishing Russia”)
3. The concept of “stepped care” or modular treatment as
an approach to holistic development of treatment
services. EIBI: Early Identification & Brief Intervention
of Hazardous & Harmful Alcohol Use. Back-slash SPb .
New attempt -> BSR fast-track project component?
4. EIBI thematic paper and EIBI Poster for EU Alcohol
Conference September 2009
IMHAP “in spe” sub-group:
1. Pursuing collaboration between IMHAP, NCM and NSPH for a
forum focussed on indigenous health issues (in particular
mental health, additions, and family/parenting), involving
indigenous people, policy makers, researchers, and health
workers.
2. Explore the production of IMHAP papers:
3. Mapping traditional (indigenous) healing / health services in
NDPHS countrie.
4. Scan of promising strategies of traditional/clinical approaches
to healing, treatment, prevention, etc.
5. Fact sheet / diagnostic of mental health status (Sami, Inuit,
First Nations, other) with a focus on adolescent/child mental
health, alcohol and drug addiction, and family/parent service
6. Continuing to build the IMHAP network:
7. Establish email list serve
8. Share information regarding conferences, research,
9. Project preparation in 2010 on Suicide prevention among
indigenous people.
ALC sub-group strengthened its efforts to create a
structured (web-site) to support monitoring of alcohol
policy issues and information exchange among NDPHS
partners. More effective dissemination of update
information on alcohol policy-related developments will
help the coordination and development of measures to
address increasing alcohol use, notably by:
•Raising alcohol sales taxes;
•Limiting access to alcohol;
•Counteracting pressure on state alcohol monopolies;
•Restricting alcohol advertising;
•Info about health effects on alcohol containers;
•Implementing strict drink driving policies;
•Address alcohol-related crime and disturbance;
•Well-thought public education about alcohol;
•Implementing specific measures for young people.
OSH sub-group:
1. Annual Meeting of Baltic Sea Network on Occupational Health
& Safety together with SIHLWA-8 Riga 8/10);
2. Review of progress in the implementation of Partnership
“Health at Work” Strategy in all member states, specifically
the preparation of national OSH profiles in selected
countries;
3. Review of progress of ongoing OSH-projects, ILO OSH in NW
Russia and FIOH project implementing the Health at Work
strategy in NW Russia;
4. Continuing and improving cooperation between ILO, WHO,
EU and ICOH in the OSH field;
5. Developing new projects for selected countries, including
assisting in the search of funding for feasible projects;
6. Cooperation with the Primary Health Care EG to link
occupational health and public health closer
SIHLWA Projects
1. Finalizing SIHLWA stakeholder analysis in Leningrad Oblast, Murmansk,
St. Petersburg and Republic of Karelia (started in September 2008).
Funding for through MoFA/ MoSA&H/ Finland (57.000€) New attempt ->
BSR fast-track project component?
2. Potential Years of Life Lost (“PYLL”) continuing assessment in selected
North-Western Russian regions (Karelia, Vologda?). New attempt -> BSR
fast-track project component?
3. Continued efforts to explore possibilities to implement “Life at Stake”
(“Na konu zhizn”) popular TV-show format on a Russian TV-channel. The
prototype started in Finland in September 2007 and in Canada shortly.
4. ADO FLAGSHIP PROJECT: Completing 2nd phase of “Alcohol and Drug
Prevention among Youth in St. Petersburg. 3rd Phase funding applied for
2010. Success-story SPb . New attempt -> BSR fast-track project
component?
5. ALC FLAGSHIP PROJECT: Prevention of Hazardous & Harmful Use of
Alcohol: Early Identification and Brief Intervention “EIBI”. New attempt ->
BSR fast-track project component?
6. OSH FLAGSHIP PROJECT 2nd phase of “Occupational Safety and Health
(OSH) in North-Western Russia” active in five regions with funding from
Finland and ILO and proceeding into phase-3 (2009-10);
SIHLWA action summary (A.)
2009
1.
JanuaryNovember
Alcohol & Drug Prevention among Youth SPb Phase-I (NCM & FIN) final report &
seminar for decision makers.
Phase-II-2009 A&DPrevY-SPb (FIN)/ NGO implemented end October 2009
•Innovating for new Phase-III-2010-2011 A&DPrevY-SPb with strengthened involvement of
social well-being components e.g. social support to families affected by alcohol & drugs,
support to adolescent’s reproductive health, mental health, suicide prevention, social
inclusion promotion for teenagers, etc (in planning)
•FLAGSHIP PROJECT OF SIHLWA ADO -> EU-BALTIC SEA FAST-TRACK: RF,
Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland?
Political will & energy & commitment also from CSRs ???
Combine with ALC EIBI lessons-learned? One oit of two?
2.
May –
ongoing
•Suicide prevention & social inclusion among indiginous populations of the north (would
link with alcohol , tobacco,narcotics, parenting)
FLAGSHIP PROJECT OF SIHLWA IMHAP ? DOES IT FIT WITH THE NEW
STRATEGIC GOALS ?
IMHAP needs to be officially established at CSR-Riga and later in PAC
3.
JanuaryNovember
N-W Russia Occupational Health & Safety (OSH) project phase II successfully ongoing
(ILO & RF).
N-W Russia Occupational Health & Safety (OSH) project phase III in planning for 20102011 (ILO & RF). C. 270.000 € plan.
FLAGSHIP PROJECT OF SIHLWA OSH
4.
February
“EC law & trade agreements impact on alcohol policy” Riga 25-26/2/2009 (NAD & EC &
SIHLWA-ALC). To be followed up in SIHLWA-7 and eventually at Swedish EU Presidency
alcohol conferences in September 2009
SIHLWA action summary (B.)
2009
5.
February
Working visit to WHO-EURO on issues related to healthy lifestyles and search for synergies
in our work (note for the file is available)
Working visit to NCM/CPH: strengthen social wellbeing components in ADO projects.
Interested in IMHAP (co-lead partner)
6.
FebruaryDecember
Scaling up Indigenous Mental Health – Addiction – Parenting following the
recommendations from PAC-5 & Ottawa side event. Luleå 18/03/2009 (note for the file
available) and preparation for SIHLWA-7 May 4-5.
7.
April August
SIHLWA Stakeholder-analysis for N-W-Russia. After SIHLWA-7 to use the template for
other regions and countries by SIHLWA experts. Report for SIHLWA-8 ->
spreading/repeating in other countries EST, LVA LTU, POL . Other NDPHS partners ?
8.
January December
“SIHLWA-WILD CARD” Life at Stake / На кону – жизнь (Na konu – zhizn’) reality TVprogram promotion/adoption for Russia
SIHLWA’s role “enzymatic”. Actual work by NIHSW/FIN, FIN Medical Association,
Finnish TV, TARINATALO TV-producer.
Progress surprisingly successful (CTC/ SPb, Russian World Studios, REN-TV Moscow).
Suprisingly, probably will first be launched in US & Canada. Discussions in Russia will
continue in early autumn. Cooperation with MoSA&H and Russian Institutes (Professor
Starodubov, Professor Oganov, Professor Shabrov & others)
Flyers available in English and in Russian.
Minister Golikova’s paper on “Lifestyle health promotion in Russia 2009” (from
Rus/MoH&SD website informal tranlation English). NEW STRATEGY? Stop or continue?
SIHLWA action summary (C.)
2009
9.
April
December
PYLL – Potential Years of Life Lost. Updated business proposal sent to Vologda Oblast.
Cooperation with MoSA&H and Russian Institutes (Professor Starodubov, Professor
Oganov, Professor Shabrov & others could be useful. Russian economic crisis presently
prevents progress. Dormant at present. NEW STRATEGY? Stop or continue?
10.
January May
SIHLWA-7 May 4-5. Important issues on the agenda are
scaling up social well-being component within SIHLWA and strategic
considerations (note available), upcoming EU-presidency alcohol conferences
PAC-6 & prison health lifestyle challenges
SIHLWA thematic papers (ADO, ALC, OSH)
IMHAP – “to be or not to be?”
17 nominated PC-representatives 15 “ad hoc” members (present status 24/4)
11.
January –
December
• Work on the long-term meeting schedule for SIHLWA 2009 and beyond. Further
discussions with Partner countries and organizations (2 per year)
Technical “hurdles”:
o “Belarussians: to be or not to be? Presently I am glad that we were not too active, yet)
o Hosting EG meetings: can the hosts (PCs) meet the commitments that have been
considered as “standard” so far?
12
April - May
Strategic considerations for SWG. SIHLWA questionnaire, 11 responses (report available
23 pp) . Strategic work between the meetings. Support from SRs is needed!
SIHLWA secretariat letters might be used as a tool?
SIHLWA action summary (D.)
2009
14.
Moscow Patriarchat and MoH&SD/RF alcohol conference. SIHLWA input.
20-22 May
Networking
15.
16-19
Sept.
Healthy Nation – Basis for Flourishing Russia” SIHLWA input in Russian
annual health promotion event
Networking
16.
21-22
Sept.
SIHLWA participation in EU-Alcohol Conference in Stockholm on
alcohol advertisement, alcohol know-how in exhibition, EIBI NDPHS
status-report , EIBI Flyer
Networking
17.
23 Sept.
Networking
Global Alcohol Conference (WHO and others) SIHLWA participation
SIHLWA action summary (E.)2009
18.
7-9
October
SIHLWA-8 October 7-9. Riga
•SWG recommendations
•SIHLWA Annual report
•SIHLWA Action plan
•Update of TOR
•IMHAP institutionalization
•EU Baltic Sea Strategy and SIHLWA implications
•PAC-6 input on the context
•ADO, ALC, IMHAP thematic reports elaboration
19.
28 Oct
Final Conference of Alcohol & Drug Prevention programme SPB
20.
23-25 Nov
PAC-6 and Prison Health side- event and Declaration
SIHLWA input
Etc.?
Etc.?
Probably most important:
CSR-16: Riga 15-16 Oct,
Ad hoc NDPHS Strategy Working Group
Report for the NDPHS
Committee of Senior Representatives:
Actions proposed as the follow-up
of the NDPHS evaluation of 2008
September 2009
What we would like to see
to happen more:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
To have International Technical Adviser “ITA” to assist
SIHLWA coordination full time (not only 40%)
“Satellite projects” what you already are doing.
SIHLWA ADO & ALC & IMHAP thematic reports for the database (following OSH example).
Meeting reporting: have you realized how much useful
material is made easily available? Power-Point presentations!
To strengthen WHO-EURO’s involvement in SIHLWA.
To make SIHLWA’s work more relevant to your work at home:
give and take, action and contacts in between meetings.
Make NDPHS database & project pipeline into a practical and
useful tool.
Strengthen social inclusion in SIHLWA action.
Health and social well-being of indigenous and remote
northern communities