Introduction and COVID-19 Epidemiology, Vaccine and Prioritization Efforts Read more about Introduction and COVID-19 Epidemiology, Vaccine and Prioritization Efforts Introduction and presentation on the framework for COVID-19 vaccine preparedness and overview of COVID-19 epidemiology and prioritization efforts.
Farzana Muhib Keywords covid-19 resonse Health vaccine distribution Read more about Farzana Muhib Ms. Farzana Muhib is the Asia Team Lead for Vaccine Implementation, PATH’s Center for Vaccine Innovation and Access.
Lidia Morawska Keywords air quality Health airborne particulate matter energy-efficient energy Read more about Lidia Morawska Lidia Morawska is a Distinguished Professor at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia, and the Director of the International Laboratory for Air Quality and Health at QUT, which is a Collaborating Centre of the World Health Organization on Research and Training in the field of Air Quality and Health.
Strengthening Urban Resilience: Integrating Inclusive Infrastructure, Energy, Climate and Health Systems Read more about Strengthening Urban Resilience: Integrating Inclusive Infrastructure, Energy, Climate and Health Systems In our response strategies to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are effectively undertaking a massive experiment where we disrupt our entire economy and how we work and live within it. This has implications for our health and infrastructure, as well as gender equity and social inclusion (GESI) linkages. Better health is a measure of progress in diverse dimensions, including sustainable energy, cities, transport, and GESI. Being better prepared and learning how to become more resilient, is a more viable long-term option than waiting for disasters to occur.
Migration and Health: Implications of COVID-19 and Achieving Universal Health Coverage Read more about Migration and Health: Implications of COVID-19 and Achieving Universal Health Coverage Presentation on global good practice examples and policy options in responding to COVID-19 along the mobility continuum and promoting migrant-inclusive approaches. The IOM’s policy framework anchored on health, border and mobility management highlighted.
National Health Security Office: Adapting to the New Normal Read more about National Health Security Office: Adapting to the New Normal Presentation on how the National Health Security Office in Thailand is adapting to health care’s new normal amid COVID-19.
Patrick Duigan Keywords Health migration Read more about Patrick Duigan Dr. Patrick Duigan has been working in the field of migration health for the past 12 years in a range of humanitarian and development settings. He is currently serving as the Regional Migration Health Advisor with the International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, based in Bangkok. In this capacity, he provides support and advice to IOM Country Missions, governments and local, regional and global partners to promote the migration health agenda across the Asia Pacific.
Migration and Health: Implications of COVID-19 and Achieving Universal Health Coverage Read more about Migration and Health: Implications of COVID-19 and Achieving Universal Health Coverage The sixth Policy Actions for COVID-19 Economic Recovery (PACER) Dialogue on “Migration and Health: Implications of COVID-19 and achieving Universal Health Coverage” featured global good practice examples and policy options to address issues related to migration and mobility in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic, including migrant-inclusive responses that can support the safe return to countries' economic and social functioning.
COVID-19 Global and Regional Update Read more about COVID-19 Global and Regional Update This presentation discussed the current pandemic situation in ADB's developing member countries (DMCs), updates on global treatment and vaccine development, as well as lessons from previous pandemics.
Debopam Raha Keywords Health infrastructure Government and Healthcare Read more about Debopam Raha Debopam has more than 22 years of industry experience across different sectors and multiple geographies. He has worked for 7 years in USA and last 15 years based in India. He currently serves as Executive Director in KPMG Government and HealthCare Practice. His experience includes large scale Digital Transformation projects both in public and private sector. Debopam has deep sectoral technology expertise in healthcare delivery in areas of universal health care, hospital information systems, public healthcare, digital technologies for Health IT.