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Information for Participants SIXTY-EIGTH SESSION OF THE WHO REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR SOUTH-EAST ASIA Dili, Timor-Leste 7–11 September 2015 World Health House Indraprastha Estate, Mahatma Gandhi Marg, New Delhi-110002, India www.searo.who.int Tel: 91-11-23370804 Fax: 91-11-23370197 Regional Committee-68 Updated Version: 06 August 2015 INFORMATION FOR PARTICIPANTS SIXTY- EIGHTH SESSION OF THE WHO REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR SOUTH-EAST ASIA 7 – 11 SEPTEMBER 2015 DILI , DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR- LESTE Content: SL.No Content Page No 1. Date and place 1 2. Credentials 1 3. Registration 2 4. Documentation/summary reports 2 5. Travel and transportation arrangements 2 5.1 General 5.2 How to reach Dili 5.3 Visas and customs clearance 5.4 Arrival in Dili/transportation 5.5 Airport Tax 5.6 Travellers cheques/credit cards 5.7 Transport services 6. General,practical, information about Timor-Leste 5 6.1 Capital Dili 6.2 6.3 Climate Archaeological Sites 6.4 Tourist Attraction 6.5 Postal and fax services 6.6 Electricity 6.7 Banking services 6.8 Currency /Foreign exchange 6.9 Security 5 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 7 7. 8. 2 2 3 4 4 4 4 Medical arrangements 7 7.1 7.2 7 8 General Vaccination requirement for travel to Timor-Leste Hotel arrangements 8 8.1 During Transit Denpasar/Bali, Indonesia 8.2 Dili, Timor-Leste 8 8 9. Social events 10. Accompanying spouses 11. List of participants and the WHO Secretariat 11.1 List of participants 12. 11.2 WHO-SEARO Secretariat WHO Liaison Officers 13. Organizing Committees 14 WHO Regional Office for South East Asia, New Delhi, India 15. 16. Office of the WHO Representative to Timor- Leste WHO publications 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 11 Annexure 1. Provisional Agenda of the Sixty-EightSession of the Regional Committee 12 2. Tentative Programme of the Sixty-Eight Session of the Regional Committee 15 3. Credentials 17 4. Registration Form 18 5. Travel to Dili 19-24 6 Visa requirements for countries in the WHO South-East Asia Region for travel to Timor- Leste 25-26 7. Certificate to facilitate travel/customs clearance 27 8. WHO Secretariat 28 9. WHO Liaison Officers 29 10. Organizing Committees 30-31 11. Extract from “Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies” of the United Nations 32 12. Emergency contact list by UNDSS 33 1. Date and place The Sixty-Eighth Session of the WHO Regional Committee for South-East Asia will be held in Dili, Timor-Leste from 7 to 11 September 2015.The inaugural ceremony of the Regional Committee will be held on Monday 7 September 2015. Meeting Date and Time 7 September 2015 Inaugural Ceremony of the 0900 – 1200 hrs. Sixty-Eighth Session of the WHO Regional Committee for South-East Asia Sixty-Eighth Session of the WHO Regional Committee for SouthEast Asia 7 – 11 September 2015 1400-1700 hrs. 7 Sep 0900-1700 hrs 8-11 Sep 7 September 2015 Subcommittee on Credentials Meeting of the Drafting Committee on Resolutions 7 - 11 September 2015 (daily at 1700 hrs.) Venue Centro De Convencoes De Dili (Dili Convention Center) Rua Bispo de Medeiros, ex-Mercado Lama, Caicoli, Dili Tel: +670-3310358 +670-3310358 Conference Hall (Sala Nobre) Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation, Ave De Portugal, Praia Dos Coqueiros, PO Box 6, Dili Bilateral Meeting Room Sala de Encontro Bilateral Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation, Ave De Portugal, Praia Dos Coqueiros, PO Box 6, Dili Bilateral Meeting Room Sala de Encontro Bilateral Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation, Ave De Portugal, Praia Dos Coqueiros, PO Box 6, Dili The Provisional Agenda and Tentative Programme for Regional Committee Sessions are found in Annexes 1 & 2. 2. Credentials The Letters of Credentials, as per the attached format (Annex 3), of Representatives, Alternates and Advisers, signed by the Minister of Health or the Minister of Foreign Affairs, should be sent to the Regional Office in advance; otherwise, they must be hand-delivered by the Representatives directly to the Director, Administration and Finance, WHO/SEARO, immediately upon arrival at the conference venue. The WHO Secretariat takes this opportunity to emphasize the importance of properly completed credentials, especially the correct designation of participants, and recommends consultation with the respective WHO Representative or the Regional Office in case any clarification is needed. Page | 1 3. Registration Representatives are requested to complete the attached “Registration Form” (Annex 4) and fax it to +91 11 23370197/233709395/23379507 preferably by 14 August 2015, in order to ensure reservation of rooms. Alternatively, participants may also register online. Online registrations are highly encouraged. The links to access the online registration form are: 4. WHO/SEARO Internet & Intranet - http://www.searo.who.int/mediacentre/events/governance/rc/68/en/ e-mail – [email protected] Documentation/summary reports The Provisional Agenda and related documents will be distributed in advance of the session. Documents issued subsequently will be distributed in the meeting hall. As only a limited supply of documents is available, participants are requested to retain the complete set of documents in their folders and bring them to all meetings. A Documents Desk will be located in the conference hall. A draft summary report covering the proceedings of the day will be issued in the afternoon of the following day. Any correction to the draft summary report should be submitted in writing to the Reports and Documents Officer within 24 hours of the issuance of the report. The final draft report of the Sixty-Eighth Session will be distributed in the afternoon of the concluding day for consideration of the Regional Committee. Participants are encouraged to hand over copies of their written statements to the Reports and Documents Officer, to facilitate accurate reporting of their viewpoints. Daily Session Journal - An information bulletin, “Daily Session Journal”, will be issued every day from 7 September 2015 onwards. It will contain the programme for the next day and other general information of interest to participants. 5. Travel and transportation arrangements 5.1 General Participants who require any travel-related assistance may contact the Travel Desk/Help Desk at the conference venue. 5.2 How to reach Dili Dili is the capital of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste and it is located at the northern coast of the country. It is easily accessible via Singapore, Australia and Indonesia. The most preferred route to Dili is by air. By air –Presidente Nicolau Lobato International Airport (formerly Comoro Airport) is located 6km west of Dili. Apart from Air Timor, the national flag carrier, Garuda/CitiLink, Sriwijaya Airlines, Silk Air and Air North also fly to Dili. By boat-There are no regular international passenger ferries servicing Timor-Leste. There are regular barge services from Darwin/Australia, Surabaya and Bali/Indonesia for vehicles and goods. Recreational vessels often stop into Dili harbor. By road –Dili is well linked by road from the Indonesian border at Mota'ain, near Batugade, which lies about 115km west. There is a direct bus service daily between Dili and Kupang in West Timor, Indonesia. There are many land travel minibus services. Page | 2 Please see Annex 5 for an overview of flight schedules from the capital cities of Member States of the WHO South East Asia Region to Dili and back. As the inaugural Ceremony of the Sixty-Eighth Session of the Regional Committee (RC) is scheduled to start in the morning of 7 September 2015; participants are advised to arrive in Dili on or before 7 September 2015. 5.3 Visas and customs clearance: Transit visa via Denpasar, Indonesia Currently there are 64 countries approved to get visa on arrival (Annex-6). The cost is US$ 35 per entry ; however, given the Ebola situation in the African continent, all participants coming from, and/or traveling with, African passports will be required to obtain visa, prior to their arrival in Indonesia. Timorese Visa: Participants are required to carry valid passports or applicable travel documents. Travelers can obtain visa on arrival but they are advised to secure corresponding transit visa in other countries, as applicable, in advance before undertaking travel for the entire duration of their stay in Timor-Leste. It may be noted that a Timorese visa will be granted only if the passport remains valid for a minimum period of six months. Cost of visa on arrival is US$30. Special arrangement for gratis visa: The Ministry of Health, Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, has agreed to arrange gratis visa for all those participants who submit the following documents two weeks in advance of their arrival: Copy of the passport (with minimum six months validity) Travel itinerary Meeting details, i.e. to participate in the Sixty-eighth Session of the WHO Regional Committee for South-East Asia scheduled to be held in Dili during 7-11 September 2015. If participants require assistance from WHO in obtaining visa for Timor-Leste, they are requested to contact the office of the WHO Representative in the corresponding country well in advance of travel. Details of visa requirements for Member States in the SEA Region are given in Annex-6. Any difficulties in obtaining visas should be communicated to Sl:No Name 1 Ms. Charu Mehta Designation Administrative Officer Number email (+670) 78258779 [email protected] (+670) 77356287 [email protected] ( WHO Country Office for Timor-Leste) 2 Ms. Julia Branco Admin & Finance Assistant ( WHO Country Office for Timor-Leste) Customs Clearance/exemptions from import duty. – To facilitate participants’ travel and customs clearance for the meeting, a certificate (Annex-7) will be issued to them by the WHO Representative in each of the Member States. Page | 3 The following goods are exempt from import duty: 5.4 goods up to a value of US $300 of a non-commercial nature that are exclusively for the personal use or enjoyment of travellers or goods intended as gifts, when the nature and quantity of the goods indicate that they are not imported for, or intended to be imported for, commercial purposes. goods of a non-commercial nature, other than jewellery, that are exclusively for the personal use or enjoyment of travellers and that are brought into Timor-Leste by travellers in accompanying luggage or carried on or about the travellers’ bodies. two hundred (200) cigarettes and two and one half (2.5) liters of excisable beverages per person. Arrival in Dili/transportation: Participants will be received at the Presidente Nicolau Labato International Airport, Dili, by the Protocol personnel of the Ministry of Health, Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste. In addition, WHO staff will be there to assist in protocol, immigration and customs clearance activities. Transport will be provided to the delegations of each Member State from the time of arrival of delegation in Dili until departure. Transport arrangements will be coordinated by the following officials under the supervision of Ms. Charu Mehta, WHO Administrative Officer (Mob: +670 - 78258779); e-mail: [email protected] Sl:No Name 1 Mr. Herminio Lelan WHO Representative Office, Dili 2 Mr. Tito De Aquino WHO Representative Office, Dili Mobile Number email +670-77258853 [email protected] +670-77280011 [email protected] To facilitate identification of baggage on arrival at the Dili Airport, participants are requested to use the RC luggage tags that are available from the WHO Representative Offices in all countries of the South-East Asia Region, and at WHO Headquarters. Transport arrangements will be made for all official functions and meetings scheduled during the Regional Committee Sessions. 5.5 Airport Tax: The departure airport tax from Timor-Leste is US$10; As of March 2015, the cost of exit tax in Denpasar Bali is included in the cost of the ticket. 5.6 Travellers cheques/credit cards: Travellers cheques are not preferred. However, US dollars and other convertible currency can be exchanged at most banks and from authorized “money changers”. Major international credit cards, such as American Express, VISA and Master Card, are accepted by most banks, five star hotels and in the shopping malls. Please note that for cash payments, only US dollars issued from the year 2006 onwards are accepted. 5.7 Transport services Taxis, small buses and mini-vans provide public transport in Dili and elsewhere. From United Nations Department for Security Services (UNDSS) point of view, it is advisable to hire a taxi but you need to bargain before entering the taxi. From airport they normally charge the foreigners US$ 10. If your trip is less than 5 km they will Page | 4 charge US$2 and for 5 km, the charges can be anything between US$ 4-6. Night taxi will cost you US$5 minimum even for a short distance and the availability is minimal. Mini Bus and Bus are not recommended. During Transit in Denpasar, Indonesia There are many companies operating taxi services in Bali, a trustable one is Bali Taxi also known as Blue Bird. Taxies in Denpasar, Bali, are metered. The minimum charge is Rp. 30,000 (US$ 2.50), first additional km is Rp 7,000 (US$ 0.60) and every additional km thereafter is Rp 6,500 (US$ 0.55). 6. 6.1 General,practical, information about Timor-Leste Capital Dili Dili is classified as urban where an estimated 0.23 million people live in 48.268 square kilometers or 18.36 square miles in whole district including rural areas. Area 48.268 Km2 Geographic Location Dili is located 8°34’S 125°34’E Languages Tetum and Portuguese Religion Christianity is the major religion. Other religions include Protestantism and Islam 6.2 Climate In Timor-Leste the dry season lasts for about 6 months during May to October, with temperatures averaging 20°-30° C the year round with bright sunlight during the days. The travellers are advised to carry light cotton clothes; use of sun block cream and mosquito repellent is strongly recommended. 6.3 Archaeological Sites: The noted archaeological sites in Timor-Leste are Lospalos, Baucau and Baguia. Fresh explorations are likely to add substantially to the knowledge of the history and chronology of ancient Timor-Leste and various aspects of her life and culture. The majority of Timorese citizens are observant Catholics; however, there is a very long tradition of Animism which remains highly influential. The first inhabitants are thought to be descendant of Australoid and Melanesian peoples. The inhabitants of Timor are descended from three waves of migrants. The first to settle the island, Vedo-Australoid people related to Sri Lankans, arrived between 40,000 and 20,000 B.C. A second wave of Melanesian people around 3,000 B.C. drove the original inhabitants, called Atoni, up into the interior of Timor-Leste. The Melanesians were followed by Malay and Hakka people from southern China Page | 5 6.4 Tourist Attractions: Aside from the above mentioned archeological sites, Dili has a waterfront with a distinctive Timorese personality. It stretches for kilometers in a quasi-boomerang shape, with a farol lighthouse beaming at one end, and Lita Supermarket at the other. Further west is an esplanade dotted with gigantic ‘look at me’ embassies, and vibrant evening fish and chicken stalls. Around 7km east of town, on Cape Fatucama, is the hard-to-miss Kristo Rei Statue, from the cape, the views of turquoise bays and green-covered mountains are stunning. In Dili city, a number of tourist sites can be visited by the guests, including: Dive Timor Lorosae, The Archives & Museum of East Timorese Resistance, Cemetery of Santa Cruz, Tais Market, Comarca, Palacio do Governo (housing Timor-Leste Parliament), Tasitolu, Arte Moris, Compas Charter and Ocean Adventure, Areia Branca (White Sands). 6.5 Postal and fax services Arrangements have been made to distribute incoming mail to participants during the day at the Conference venue. For private telephone calls or fax messages, services of the hotel can be obtained at participants’ own expense. Postal services will be available at hotel receptions. Participants are advised to contact the Information/Help Desk located in the Conference Hall lobby, for any assistance. 6.6 Electricity Voltage is 220–240 volts AC at 50-60 cycles per second (50/60 Hz). Standard two round pin plugs and sockets are used. 6.7 Banking services ATM services are available at the Hotel Timor and Beach Garden Hotel. Other banking services are provided by the ANZ bank at the 2nd floor of Timor Plaza Mall from 9:00 to 16:00 hours. The Bank also offers ATM service at the same floor of the Timor Plaza Mall to meet the needs of local currency (US$) round the clock. 6.8 Currency / foreign exchange The monetary unit of Timor-Leste currency is United States Dollar (US$) issued from the year 2006 onwards. Currency notes in circulation are in denominations of US$1, US$5, US$10, US$20, US$50 and US$100, whereas coins in local denomination of 1 cent, 5 cent, 10 cent, 25 cent, 50 cent and 1 dollar. Foreign currencies must be exchanged only through banks or authorized foreign exchange dealers. The receipts for such transactions should be obtained and retained. Visitors can also exchange foreign currency at the Foreign Exchange counter at the airport upon arrival. Please note that Timorese only accept US$ notes dated from 2006 onwards. No US$ coins are accepted . During Transit - Denpasar, Indonesia Participants can change in any money changer which has PVA sign on it. There are many legal money changers in the city. Page | 6 6.9 Security For the purpose of identification and security, participants are requested to wear their name badges while attending the meetings and receptions. Badges will be issued by the Secretariat at the time of registration or upon arrival at the hotel. Participants may contact the UN Mission or UN Police in Dili at cell number + 670 – 77230725 operating 24/7 for any security related information. They can also contact WHO Deputy Security Focal Point Mr. Jose Barreto at his mobile, + 670- 77310165 or email: [email protected] for advice on security-related issues at any time. 7. 7.1 Medical arrangements General The Ministry of Health, Government of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, will provide medical services through medical room/mobile clinic at the hotel, inaugural venue as well as conference venue in the premises of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. In case of any medical emergency, participants may seek the guidance of the following: S/No Name & Designation Address Contact details Remarks 1 First point of contact: Medical Room/Mobile Clinic Inaugural Venue Conference Venue Hotel Timor Protocol Officer Liaison Officer Information/Help Desk Contact any Conference Secretariat member Beach Garden Hotel Hotel Reception Mr Ivo Ireneu da C. Freitas, National Director for Policy, Planning and Coordination, Dr Joao Pedro da Costa Xavier,6 Clinical Director Ministry of Health, Dili, Timor-Leste Alternate: Dr Jose Antonio Gusamo Guterres Executive Director Guido Valadares National Hospital Bidau, Dili Mobile: 00-670-77230143 E-mail: [email protected] m Mobile: 00-670-73393402 E-mail: [email protected] om Mobile :00-670-79993400 Dr Elisabete Rosa Santoi Gil Stamford Medical Lda. Rua Mártires da Pátria, M andarim, Timor-Leste E-mail: [email protected] om Phone No.: 00-6703310141/3311209 Hotel Timor Ministry of Foreign Affairs Mobile No: 00-91-9818737334 2 3 4 5 Guido Valadares National Hospital Bidau, Dili Mr Ivo will coordinate for any specialized medical attention For specialized medical attention requiring hospitalization For specialized medical attention requiring hospitalization UN Examining Physician Dr Rohit Sobti WHO Regional Medical Services Page | 7 WHO Regional Staff Physician N.B. The host government has indicated that they will make every effort to provide emergency medical care to participants, but very limited facilities are available in super-specialty areas. The participants are advised to carry with them sufficient quantity of medicines/injectable that they have to take on regular basis for the duration of their stay in Dili. Participants are strongly advised to have adequate personal accident/medical insurance coverage before commencing their travel for Dili. 7.2 Vaccination requirement for travel to Timor-Leste: Under the International Health Regulations, yellow fever vaccination certificate is required if someone travels to Timor-Leste from an area with risk of yellow fever transmission, especially from endemic Africa. 8. Hotel arrangements 8.1 During Transit Denpasar/Bali, Indonesia: Denpasar/Bali, Indonesia has a large selection of hotels for lodging during overnight stopover. Following are suggested hotels at negotiated rates: Ramada Bintang Bali Resort ($165 std rm) Outside WHO lodging portion of the per diem Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel ($165 std rm) Outside WHO lodging portion of the per diem Sun Island Hotel Kuta ($95 std rm) The Ramayana Hotel ($95 std rm) Bali Rani Hotel ($95 std rm) The Vira Bali Hotel ($95 std rm) The Rani Hotel & Spa ($90 std rm) The Harris Hotel, Tuban, Bali ($50 std rm) New, modern, well set up. Recommended: Balinese style. Balinese style. Balinese style New, modern, well set up. Best value for money, clean, newly renovated. The above rates were negotiated by the Bali Travel Agency recommended by the WHO Representative Office in Timor-Leste whose contact details are provided below. Each option includes breakfast and transportation to/from the airport and rooms can be shared. All hotels listed above are located in close proximity to the airport (10 min drive) in Kuta, Bali. The Harris Hotel is next door to the airport, so it is a 15 minute walk to the beach and other amenities. Upon request, the SEARO Travel Office can reserve rooms for meeting participants in Bali, Indonesia from the list above. The designated WHO Travel Agent in Bali Indonesia for RC 68 is: Mr Danny Kristanto Alden Bali Express Tour & Travel Jl. Uluwatu II 62 X - Jimbaran Bali Ph. +62 361 743 1680 Fax. +62 361 847 1834 Mob. +62 812 392 0810 Email Id: [email protected] 8.2 Dilli, Timor Leste To facilitate logistic arrangements for participants, block reservations have been made at the following hotels in Dili. Since transportation facilities are being provided from these hotels to the venues for inaugural Page | 8 ceremony as well as Regional Committee sessions, the participants are strongly advised to stay at these hotels in Dili for the duration of their visit to Dili. Sl. No Special room rates (US$) (per room, per night) Name of the Hotel / Contact Details 1 Hotel Timor 2 Rua Mártires da Pátria, Apartado 334;Dili General phone: +670 332 4502 General fax: +670 332 4505 Reservations: +670 332 4502 Email: [email protected] Website: www.timortur.com Beach Garden Hotel Avenida Portugal S/N Praia Coqueiros Dili, Timor-Leste Phone No. +670 77608333, +670 73338508 E-mail: [email protected] Website : www.beachgardenhotelgroup.co m Facilities (included in tariff) Room Type Single Room Double Room Twin Rooms Deluxe Executive 85 85 90 90 200 Twin Room Standard Room Villa (Apartment) Upto 4 pax 116 89 Breakfast, fruit basket, tea/coffee in the room, swimming pool, airport pickup/drop off if required Breakfast, Swimming pool, airport pickup/drop off if required 200 The Ministry of Health, Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, will provide complimentary accommodation to each Honourable Minister or assigned Head of Delegation at Hotel Timor. They will also provide a separate vehicle with driver and security escort. 9. Social Events 7 September 2015 1900 hrs Reception-cum-Dinner by the Honorable Minister of Health, Government of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste Please see invitation for exact time/venue 8 September 2015 1900 hrs Reception-cum-Dinner by the Regional Director, WHO South-East Asia Region Please see invitation for exact time/venue Other official/ social function(s), if any, will be announced during Regional Committee meeting through the Daily Session Journal. 10. Accompanying spouses Participants intending to bring their spouses to Dili are advised to arrange appropriate visas, make their own travel arrangements, and any difficulties in obtaining visa should be communicated to Ms. Charu Mehta, WHO Administrative Officer (email: [email protected] ) or to Mr. Mateus Cunha email: [email protected] WHO Representative’s Office, Dili, Timor-Leste. Programme for Spouses – For arranging sightseeing trips in and around Dili, interested spouses may kindly contact the Information Desk at the hotel. Page | 9 11. List of participants and the WHO Secretariat 11.1 List of participants A provisional list of participants will be circulated at the time of the meeting. Participants should bring to the attention of the Reports and Documents Officer any addition, deletion or changes so that the final List of Participants could be issued as early as possible. 11.2 WHO-SEARO Secretariat The list of staff comprising the WHO Secretariat is available at Annex 8. 12. WHO Liaison Officers The WHO Liaison Officers (Annex 9) will be available at the venue of the meeting to facilitate the participation of country delegates, act as channels of communication between country participants and the WHO Secretariat, report any issues of concern to the Steering Committee and facilitate attendance of respective representatives at meetings of the Drafting Group or other subcommittees. 13. Organizing Committees The list of members of the Organizing Committees is available in Annex 10. 14. WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia, New Delhi, India WHO Regional Office for South-East Asia World Health House, Indraprastha Estate New Delhi – 110002, India E-mail: [email protected]; with a copy to [email protected] Tel.: +91-11-23370804, 23379507 Fax: +91-11-23370197, 23379395 and 23379507 Working hours: Monday through Friday – 0800–1630 hours 15. Office of the WHO Representative to Timor-Leste United Nations House Caicoli Street, Dili, Timor-Leste Email: [email protected] Phone +670-3310968 Working hours: 0800 – 1730 hours. Page | 10 16. WHO publications: A catalogue of WHO publications will be on display on the document desk at conference hall. If participants wish to obtain copy (ies) of any of the publication(s) available, they will be requested to provide their contact details. The Secretariat will arrange to send the requested publications to them in due course. Page | 11 Annex 1 REGIONAL COMMITTEE SEA/RC68/1 Sixty-eighth Session Dili, Timor-Leste 7–11 September 2015 26 July 2015 Provisional Agenda 1. Opening of the Session 2. Subcommittee on Credentials 2.1 Appointment of the Subcommittee on Credentials 2.2 Approval of the report of the Subcommittee on Credentials 3. Election of office-bearers 4. Adoption of the Agenda 5. Key addresses and report on the Work of WHO 5.1 Introduction to the Regional Director’s Annual Report on SEA/RC68/1 SEA/RC68/2 the Work of WHO in the South-East Asia Region covering the period 1 January–31 December 2014 5.2 Address by the Director-General 6. 7. Page | 12 Programme Budget Matters: 6.1 Budget 2014–2015 – Implementation and mid-term review SEA/RC68/3 6.2 Programme Budget 2016–2017 SEA/RC68/4, Inf. Doc.1, Inf. Doc.2 and Inf. Doc.3 6.3 Strategic budget space allocation SEA/RC68/5 WHO reform 7.1 Programmatic reform – focus on results SEA/RC68/6 7.2 Management reform – internal control framework SEA/RC68/7 7.3 Governance reform SEA/RC68/8 7.4 Framework of engagement with non-State actors SEA/RC68/9 8. 9. Policy and technical topics 8.1 Response to emergencies and outbreaks SEA/RC68/10 8.2 Antimicrobial resistance SEA/RC68/11 8.3 Selected neglected tropical diseases targeted for elimination: kalaazar, leprosy, yaws, filariasis and schistosomiasis 8.4 Adapting and implementing the End TB Strategy in WHO South-East Asia Region 8.5 Patient safety contributing to sustainable universal health coverage SEA/RC68/12 8.6 Prevention and control of cancer – way forward SEA/RC68/15 Progress reports on selected Regional Committee resolutions: SEA/RC68/16 and Add.1 SEA/RC68/13 SEA/RC68/14 9.1 Measles elimination and rubella/CRS control in SEAR by 2020 (SEA/RC66/R5) 9.2 Challenges in polio eradication (SEA/RC60/R8) 9.3 Health intervention and technology assessment in support of universal health coverage (SEA/RC66/R4) 9.4 South-East Asia Regional Health Emergency Fund (SEARHEF) (SEA/RC60/R7) 9.5 Effective management of medicines (SEA/RC66/R7) 9.6 Regional strategy on health information system (SEA/RC63/R7) 10. 11. Technical Discussions 10.1 Consideration of the recommendations on strengthening community-based health-care services SEA/RC68/17 and Inf. Doc.1 10.2 Selection of a subject for the Technical Discussions to be held prior to the Sixty-ninth session of the Regional Committee SEA/RC68/18 Governing body matters 11.1 Key issues arising out of the Sixty-eighth World Health Assembly and the 136th and 137th sessions of the WHO Executive Board SEA/RC68/19 and Add.1 11.2 Review of the Draft Provisional Agenda of the 138th session of the WHO Executive Board SEA/RC68/20 11.3 Review of Regional Committee resolutions SEA/RC68/21 Page | 13 11.4 Elective posts for governing body meetings (WHA, EB and PBAC) 12. Management and governance matters 12.1 Status of SEA Regional Office building 13. 14. 15. SEA/RC68/22 SEA/RC68/23 Special Programmes 13.1 UNICEF/UNDP/World Bank/WHO Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases: Joint Coordinating Board (JCB) – Report on attendance at JCB in 2015 SEA/RC68/24 13.2 UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF/WHO/World Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction (HRP): Policy and Coordination Committee (PCC) – Report on attendance at PCC in 2015 and nomination of a member in place of Maldives whose term expires on 31 December 2015 SEA/RC68/25 Ministerial Round Table 14.1 Strengthening health workforce in South-East Asia in order to expand delivery of effective services SEA/RC68/26 14.2 Health in the post-2015 development agenda SEA/RC68/27 14.3 Accelerating implementation of WHO FCTC in SEAR SEA/RC68/28 Time and place of future sessions of the Regional Committee SEA/RC68/29 Adoption of resolutions Adoption of the report of the Sixty-eighth session of the Regional Committee Closing Side events: GAVI session Page | 14 Annex 2 _________________________________________________ Tentative Programme of the Sixty-Eight Session of the Regional Committee WHO/SEARO, Dili, Timor-Leste, 9–11 September 2015 (This is a tentative programme for the entire session. The final programme for each day will be included in the Daily Session Journal) 21 July 2015 Date Monday 07 Sep 2015 Morning Afternoon 9:00 am—12:30 pm 2:00 pm–5:00 pm (Plenary) Inauguration of the Sixty-eighth Session of the Regional Committee Opening of the Session (Item 1) Group photograph followed by tea/coffee Subcommittee on Credentials (Item 2) Appointment of the Subcommittee on Credentials Election of office-bearers (Item 3) Adoption of the Agenda (Item 4) (Item 2.1) Key addresses and report on the work of WHO (Item 5) Tuesday 08 Sep 2015 Introduction to the Regional Director’s Annual Report on the Work of WHO in the South-East Asia Region covering the period 1 January —31 December 2014 (Item 5.1) Approval of the report of the Subcommittee on Credentials (Item 2.2) Address by the Director-General – to be read by Dr Anarfi Asamoa-Baah, DDG (Item 5.2) 9:00 am–12:30 pm (Plenary) 01:15 pm–2:15 pm Programme Budget Matters: (Item 6) Ministerial Round Table Budget 2014—2015 – Implementation and mid-term review Programme Budget 2016—2017 (Item 6.2) Strategic budget space allocation (Item 6.3) (Item 6.1) WHO reform (Item 7) Programmatic reform – focus on results (Item 7.1) Management reform – internal control framework (Item 7.2) Strengthening health workforce in South-East Asia in order to expand delivery of effective services (Item 14.1) 2:15 pm-5:00 pm (Plenary) WHO reform (Item 7) …Contd Governance reform (Item 7.3) Framework of engagement with non-State actors (Item 7.4) Policy and technical topics (Item 8) Page | 15 Response to emergencies and outbreaks (Item Antimicrobial resistance (Item 8.2) Selected neglected tropical diseases targeted for elimination (kala-azar, leprosy, yaws, filariasis, schistosomiasis) (Item 8.3) 8.1) Date Wednesday 09 Sep 2015 Morning Afternoon 9:00 am–12:30 pm (Plenary) 01:15 pm–2.15 pm Policy and technical topics (Item 8) (contd..) Ministerial Round Table Health in the post-2015 development agenda (Item Adapting and implementing the End TB Strategy in WHO SouthEast Asia Region (Item 8.4) Patient safety contributing to sustainable universal health coverage (Item 8.5) Prevention and control of cancer – way forward (Item 8.6) Progress reports on selected Regional Committee resolutions: 14.2) 2:15 pm-5:00 pm (Plenary) Technical Discussions (Item 10) Consideration of the recommendations on strengthening community-based health-care services (Item 10.1) Selection of a subject for the Technical Discussions to be held prior to the Sixty-ninth session of the Regional Committee (Item 10.2) (Item 9) Thursday 10 Sep 2015 Measles elimination and rubella/CRS control in SEAR by 2020 (SEA/RC66/R5) (Item 9.1) Challenges in polio eradication (SEA/RC60/R8) (Item 9.2) Health intervention and technology assessment in support of universal health coverage (SEA/RC66/R4) (Item 9.3) South-East Asia Regional Health Emergency Fund (SEARHEF) (SEA/RC60/R7) (Item 9.4) Effective management of medicines (SEA/RC66/R7) (Item 9.5) Regional strategy on health information system (SEA/RC63/R7) Governing body matters (Item 11) Key issues arising out of the Sixty-eighth World Health Assembly and the 136th and 137th sessions of the WHO Executive Board (Item 11.1) (Item 9.6) 9:00 am–12:30 pm (Plenary) 01:15 pm–2.15 pm Governing body matters (Item 11) (Contd…) Ministerial Round Table Review of the Draft Provisional Agenda of the 138th session of the WHO Executive Board (Item 11.2) Accelerating implementation of WHO FCTC in SEAR (Item 14.3) Review of Regional Committee resolutions (Item 11.3) 2:15 pm–5:00 pm (Plenary) Elective posts for governing body meetings (WHA, EB and PBAC) Special Programmes (Item 13) (Item 11.4) Management and governance matters (Item 12) UNICEF/UNDP/World Bank/WHO Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases: Joint Coordinating Board (JCB) – Report on attendance at JCB in 2015 (Item 13.1) UNDP/UNFPA/UNICEF/WHO/World Bank Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction (HRP): Policy and Coordination Committee (PCC) – Report on attendance at PCC in 2015 and nomination of a member in place of Maldives whose term expires on 31 December 2015 (Item 13.2) Time and place of future sessions of the Regional Committee (item 15) Status of SEA Regional Office building (Item 12.1) Friday 9:00 am–12:30 pm (Plenary) 11 Sep 2015 Adoption of resolutions Adoption of the report of the Sixty-eighth Session of the Regional Committee Closing Side event*: GAVI Session NOTE: Lunch interval: 12:30–2:00 pm. Tea/Coffee breaks will be from 10.30 to 11.00 a.m. and from 3.30 to 4.00 p.m. daily. Side event*: A Side event (parallel session) on GAVI will be held during lunch time (12:30 -2:00 pm) on Friday, 11 September 2015 Page | 16 Annex 3 Credentials Date: ____________ I have the honour to inform you of the composition of the delegation of the _____________________ (Name of government) _______________________ to the Sixty-Eighth Session of the Regional Committee for South-East Asia scheduled to be held in Dili, Timor-Leste, from 7 to 11 September 2015. Name (Name of participant) Designation (Official designation) Capacity* Representative/ Alternate/Adviser) The delegation is vested with full powers and authority to carry out all the functions connected with the business of the Regional Committee. Signature with seal Minister of Health or Minister of Foreign Affairs Notes: (1) *Please note that the designation or capacity is very important and carries the responsibilities as noted in the Rules of Procedures. Please discuss with the World Health Organization Representative (WR) or the Director, Administration and Finance (DAF) if capacity is not clear. (2) Credentials should be submitted in original, duly signed by the Minister of Health or Minister of Foreign Affairs and affixed with government seal. (3) Credentials should be submitted in English; if they are written in the national language, an accurate translation in English should be submitted along with it. (4) Credentials should include the following information for each participant: family name (in capital letters); middle name; title; official designation; institution; city; gender. (5) Credentials, as outlined above, should be sent to the Director, Administration and Finance (DAF), WHO/SEARO, New Delhi, in advance. Alternatively, they may be handed over in person to DAF before the commencement of the Session of the Regional Committee. Page | 17 Annex 4 Registration Form (Available in internet/intranet) Sixty-Eighth Session of WHO Regional Committee for South-East Asia; 7-11 September 2015 at Conference Hall, Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Cooperation, Ave de Portugal, Praia Dos Coqueiros, Dili, Timor Leste Date of birth: ___________________ ___ Dr Prof. Mr Ms Mrs Other Nationality: Family Name: _____________________________________________________________ Other Name: _____________________________________________________________ ___ Gender: Male Passport number: ___________________ Female ___________________ Title/Designation (e.g. Minister of Health)_____________________________________________ ___ (Please print how you wish your name to appear on the name badge) Date and Place of Issue: Address: (Please indicate complete address that should be included in the corresponding meeting List of Participants) ___________________ ___ ______________________________________________________________________________ Representative of Telephone Government UN Agencies ___________________________ Fax NGO/IGO Date of Expiry: ___________________ Observer __________________________ ___ E-mail ___________________ I shall be accompanied by: Expected Arrival in Dili Expected Departure from Dili Date:_____________________________________________ Date:__________________________________________________ (Spouse / Friend / Others) Flight No. _________________________________________ Flight No, ______________________________________________ Name: Time: ____________________________________________ Time:__________________________________________________ ___________________ ___ Hotel Options: Relationship Hotel (Options) Special Room Rates (in US$) (per room, per night) Room Type Single Room ___________________ ___ Double Room Facilities Date of birth: Hotel Timor Buffet Breakfast___________________ 85 Standard 85 (3 kms from Ministry of Foreign Affairs) ___ Airport Transfer 90 Address: Rua Martires da Patria, Dili, Timor Leste Deluxe 90 Wi-fi Telephone.: +(670) 3324502 Fruit Basket 200 Executive 200Nationality: Mobile: (670) 78011135 In-room tea/coffee making facilities. ___________________ Fax: +(670) 3324505 Access to swimming pool E-mail: [email protected] ___ E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.timortur.com Passport Number: Beach Garden Hotel Breakfast Twin Room 116 ___________________ (100 meters from Ministry of Foreign Affairs) Wi-fi Address: Avenida Portugal S/N Praia dos Coqueiros, Dili, Timor 89 Standard ___ Swimming Pool Leste Vilas are apartment type accommodations Villa 200 Telephone.: +(670) 33225999/3315888 maximum of four guests in twin rooms. (Apartment) Date/Placeforofa Issue: Mobile: (670) 77608333/77436999 ___________________ E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.beachgardenhotelgroup.com ___ Since transportation facilities are being provided from Hotel Timor and Beach Garden Hotel by the Ministry to the venues for inaugural ceremony and RC sessions, the participants are strongly advised to stay at these hotels in Dili for the duration of their visit. Other recommended hotels in Dili are Timor Plaza Hotel & Apartments and Novo Turismo Resort & Spa. Date of Expiry: Important note: _________________ __ 1. Please return this form, duly completed, to WHO South-East Asia Regional Office, at email address [email protected] preferably by 15 August 2015. You can also register at WHO websites: http://www.searo.who.int/mediacentre/events/governance/rc/68; 2. The host government has indicated that they will make every effort to provide emergency medical care to participants, but very limited facilities are available in super-specialty areas. The participants are advised to carry with them sufficient quantity of medicines/injectable that they have to take on regular basis for the duration of their stay in Dili. Participants are strongly advised to have adequate personal accident/medical insurance coverage before commencing their travel to Dili, Timor Leste. Page | 18 Annex 5 Travel to DILI- East Timor Flight schedules from the capital cities of Member States of the SEA Region and Geneva, to DILI, East Timor (as of July), subject to change. From To Departure Arrival Date Time Date Flight Time Country: Bangladesh Dhaka/DILI Dhaka KUL Daily 120 715 MH197 KUL Denpasar Daily 850 1150 MH715 Denpasar DILI Daily 930 1220 GA7300 DILI Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 GA7310 Denpasar Kualalumpur Daily 1250 1550 MH714 Kualalumpur Dhaka Daily 1820 2010 MH112 Dhaka Singapore Daily 2355 0600(Next day) SQ 447 Singapore Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI296 DILI Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Dhaka Daily 2035 2240 SQ446 DILI/DHAKA Dhaka/DILI DILI/Dhaka Country: Bhutan Paro/Dili Paro Singapore Wed/Sat/Mon 720 1535 KB 500 Singapore Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI 296 Paro Bangkok Tues 1125 1630 KB 130 Paro Bangkok wed 1145 1715 KB 140 Paro Bangkok Thurs 730 1250 KB 160 Paro Bangkok Thurs 1130 1520 KB 150 Paro Bangkok Fri 1100 1605 KB 158 Paro Bangkok Saturday 1100 1605 KB 130 Paro Bangkok Sunday 730 1250 KB 160 Paro Bangkok Sunday 1145 1715 KB 140 Paro Bangkok Monday 1115 1620 KB 130 Bangkok Denpasar Daily 920 1440 TG 431 Page | 19 Denpasar Dili Daily 930 1525 1220 GA 7300 Dili/Paro Dili Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1810 MI 295 Singapore Paro Tues/Thurs/Sun 600 1015 Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 KB 501 GA 7310 Dili Denpasar Bangkok Daily 1605 1915 TG 432 Bangkok Paro Tues 650 1000 hrs KB 131 Bangkok Paro Wed 705 1030 KB 131 Bangkok Paro Thurs 650 1040 KB 141 Bangkok Paro Thurs 1350 1550 KB 161 Bangkok Paro Fri 650 1015 KB 151 Bangkok Paro Sat 650 1015 KB 159 Bangkok Paro Sun 650 1015 KB 131 Bangkok Paro Country: DPR Korea Mon 650 1030 KB 141 Pyongyang/DILI Pyongyang Beijing Mon, Wed, Fri 1720 1815 CA 122 Pyongyang Beijing Tue, Sat 850 950 JS 151 Pyongyang Beijing Thu 1030 1130 JS 251 Pyongyang Beijing Mon/Fri 900 1000 JS 151 Beijing Singapore Daily 0005 625 SQ 801 Beijing Singapore Daily 0005 625 CA 975 Singapore Via Bali Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI296 Beijing Kuala lumpur Daily 1230 740 MH361 Kuala Lumpur Denpasar Daily 925 1020 MH611 Denpasar DILI Daily 930 1220 GA7300 DILI Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 GA7310 Denpasar Bali Kuala lumpur Daily 1250 MH714 Kuala Lumpur Beijing Daily 1800 1550 0020(next day) DILI Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Beijing Daily 110 720 SQ 800 Singapore Beijing Daily 0015 610 CA 970 Beijing Pyongyang Mon/Wed/Fri 1320 1620 CA 121 Beijing Pyongyang Daily 1200 1500 JS 152 DILI/Pyongyang Page | 20 MH360 Beijing Pyongyang Mon/Fri 1305 1605 JS 152 Beijing Pyongyang Thu 1400 1700 JS 252 Delhi Singapore Daily 2155 0610+1 SQ 403 Singapore Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI296 Country:India Delhi/Dili Or Delhi Kualalumpur Daily 2300 0655+1 MH 191 Kualalumpur Denpasar Daily 850 1150 Denpasar Dili Daily 930 1220 MH 715 GA 7300 Or Delhi Bangkok Daily 2330 0525+1 TG 316 Bangkok Denpasar Daily 920 1440 Denpasar Dili/Delhi Dili Daily 930 1220 TG 431 GA 7300 Dili Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Delhi Daily 235 535 Dili Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 SQ 402 GA 7310 Denpasar Kualalumpur Daily 1250 1550 MH 714 Delhi Daily 1825 2125 Kualalumpur Dili Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 MH 190 GA 7310 Denpasar Bangkok Daily 1605 1915 TG 432 Bangkok Delhi Daily 2315 0215+1 TG331 Jakarta Denpasar Daily 540 840 GA 400 Denpasar Bali Dili Daily 930 1220 GA7300 Country: Indonesia Jakarta//DILI DILI/Jakarta OR DILI Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 GA 7310 Denpasar Jakarta Daily 2000 2100 GA 432 Bali/Dili Denpasar Bali Dili Daily 930 1220 Dili Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 Page | 21 GA 7300 GA 7310 Country: Maldives Male/Dili Male Singapore Daily 2325 710 SQ 451 Singapore Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI296 DILI Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Male Daily 1010 1135 SQ 462 Male Singapore Daily 2325 0710(next day) SQ 451 Singapore Denpasar Daily 820 1100 SQ 938 Denpasar DILI Daily 930 1220 GA7300 DILI Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 GA7310 Denpasar Singapore Daily 1305 1540 SQ 943 Singapore Male Daily 2045 2210 Sq 452 Yangon Singapore Daily 1640 2115 MI 419 Singapore Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI296 DILI Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Yangon Daily 755 920 SQ 998 Kathmandu Singapore Daily 1305 2015 SQ 5311 Singapore Dili/Kathmandu Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI296 DILI Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Kathmandu Daily 910 1205 MI 412 Kuala Lumpur Daily 2330 0625(next day) MH 115 DILI/MALE Male/Dili Dili/Male Country: Myanmar Yangon/Dili Dili/Yangon Country: Nepal Kathmandu/Dili Kathmandu/Dili Kathmandu Page | 22 Kuala Lumpur Denpasar Daily 850 1150 MH 715 Denpasar DILI Daily 930 1220 GA7300 Dili Denpaar Daily 1320 1410 GA 432 Denpasar kualalumpur Daily 1605 1905 MH 850 Kualalumpar Kathmandu Daily 2005 2230 MH 114 Colombo Singapore Daily 120 740 SQ 469 Singapore Dili Tues/Thurs/Sat 925 1420 MI296 DILI Singapore Tues/Thurs/Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Colombo Daily 2255 2355 SQ 468 Colombo Kualalumpur Daily "0055 705 MH 178 Kualalumpur Denpasar Daily 850 1150 Denpasar Dili Daily 930 1220 MH 715 GA 7300 Dili Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 GA 7310 Denpsasar Kualalumpur Daily 1605 1905 MH 850 Kuala Lumpur Country: Thailand Colombo Daily 2305 2355 MH 179 Bangkok Bali Daily 920 1440 Bali DILI/Bangkok Dili Daily 930 1220 TG 431 GA 7300 Dili Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 GA 7310 Denpasar Bangkok Daily 1605 1915 TG 432 Bangkok Singapore Daily 1940 2255 TG 401 Singapore DILI/Bangkok Dili Tues,Thurs,Sat 925 1420 MI 296 Dili Singapore Tues,Thurs,Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Bangkok Daily 2050 2210 TG 410 Dili/Kathamandu Country: Sri Lanka Colombo/Dili Dili/Colombo Colombo/Dili Dili/Colombo Bangkok/Dili Bangkok/Dili Page | 23 Country: Switzerland (HQ) - The schedules are tentative and may change any time. Geneva/Dili Geneva Paris Daily 1700 1855 AF1143 Paris Singapore Daily 1925 1415+1 AF 254 Singapore Dili Tues,Thurs,Sat 925 1420 MI 296 Or Geneva Amsterdam Daily 1720 1855 KL1932 Amsterdam Singapore Daily 2055 1530+1 KL835 Singapore Dili Tues,Thurs,Sat 925 1420 MI 296 OR Geneva Frankfurt Daily 1935 2055 LH1227 Frankfurt Singapore Daily 2145 1610+1 LH 760 Singapore Dili Tues,Thurs,Sat 925 1420 MI 296 OR Geneva Amsterdam Daily 1720 1855 KL1932 Amsterdam Denpasar Daily 2055 1920+1 Denpasar Dili Daily 930 1220 KL 835 GA 7300 Tues,Thurs,Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Dili/Geneva Dili Singapore Singapore Paris Daily "0025 740 Paris Geneva Daily 1000 1110 AF 259 AF 1842 OR Dili Singapore Tues,Thurs,Sat 1525 1810 MI 295 Singapore Amsterdam Daily 0035 730 Amsterdam Geneva Daily 940 1110 KL 836 KL 1927 OR Dili Singapore Tues,Thurs,Sat 1525 1810 Singapore Frankfurt Daily 2355 0640+1 Frankfurt Geneva Daily 740 845 MI 295 LH 9763 LH 1212 GA 7310 OR Dili Denpasar Daily 1320 1410 Denpasar Amsterdam Daily 2035 0730+1 Amsterdam Geneva Daily 940 1110 Page | 24 KL 836 KL 1927 Annex 6 Visa requirements for countries in the South-East Asia Region for travel to Dili, Timor-Leste. Meeting participants who provide the information listed on page 3 will obtain Gratis visa on arrival Bangladesh: 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Bhutan: 01. 02 03 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Democratic People’s Republic of Korea: 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Indonesia: 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and confirmed return air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. India: Maldives: 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Myanmar: 01. 02. 03. 04. Page | 25 Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Nepal: 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Sri Lanka 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Thailand 01. 02. 03. 04. Passport and visa required. Visa is available on arrival. Invite and air tickets required. Need six months validity of passport. Diplomatic and Official UNLP Passport holders do not require visa. Passengers allowed to obtaining visa on arrival in Denpasar Bali, Indonesia A B C D E Countries Algeria Argentina Australia Austria Bahrain Belgium Brazil Bulgaria Cambodia Canada China Cyprus Czech Denmark Egypt Estonia F G H I J K L Countries Fiji Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Iceland India Ireland Italy Japan Kuwait Laos Latvia Libya Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg M N O P Q R Countries Maldives Malta Mexico Monaco Netherlands New Zealand Norway Oman Panama Poland Portugal Qatar Romania Russia Countries S T U Saudi Arabia Slovakia Slovenia South Africa South Korea Spain Suriname Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Territory Tunisia Turkey Timor-Leste United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States of America Passengers from all other countries will have to apply for visa in advance before entering Indonesia Page | 26 Annex 7 Certificate to facilitate travel/customs clearance (To be issued by WHO Representative) Date _____________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This is to certify that Dr/Mr /Ms/Prof ……………………………………………………. is travelling to Dili, Timor-Leste, as a representative of …………………………………..…….(country), to attend the Sixty-Eight Session of the WHO Regional Committee for the South-East Asia, to be held in Dili, Timor-Leste from 7-11 September 2015. In accordance with the Section 13 of Article V and Section 29 of Article VIII (the text of both the Section is enclosed), of the “Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies” of the United Nations, you are requested to extend to the above-mentioned representatives the courtesies, facilities, privileges and immunities, which pertain to his/her office, and to facilitate by all suitable means his/her journey to Dili, Timor-Leste. Encls: as stated. WHO Seal Page | 27 Annex 8 WHO Secretariat The following staff members of the Regional Office and Headquarters will form the WHO Secretariat for the Sixty-Eighth Session: Sl. No. Name Senior SEARO Management: WHO Headquarters: SEAR Technical and Senior Advisor Staff: Page | 28 Designation Annex 9 WHO Liaison Officers LIST OF LIAISON OFFICERS/LOCAL AIDES FOR RC68 The following staff members are proposed as WHO Liaison Officers and Local Aides for the country delegations: 28Jul2015 Member States Bangladesh Liaison Officers Mr P.P. Singh, BFO Local Aide Dr Sudath Peiris, TO-Immunization (TIP) Bhutan Dr Pem Namgyal, EO-RD Dr Lungten Wangchuk, MO-TUB (TIP) DPR Korea Dr Roderico Ofrin, HSE Mr Luis Dos Reis, NPO-Planning India Dr P.D. Nayar, PMO Mr Mateus Cunha, TNP-Health Systems Indonesia Dr Rui Paulo Jesus, CSC Dr Gunawan Setiadi, on duty travel status from SEARO Maldives Dr Phyllida Travis, HSD Mr Luis Dos Reis, NPO-Planning Myanmar Dr Francisco Katayama, PIR Dr Gunawan Setiadi, on duty travel status from SEARO Nepal Dr Arun Thapa, FGL Dr Lungten Wangchuk, MO-TUB (TIP) Sri Lanka Dr Jacob Kumaresan, WR Sri Lanka Dr Sudath Peiris, TO-Immunization (TIP) Thailand Dr Thaksaphon Thamarangsi, NDE Mr Mateus Cunha, TNP-Health Systems Timor-Leste Dr Rajesh Pandav, WR Timor-Leste Ms Charu Mehta, AO NGO/IGOs/Observers Dr Francisco Katayama, PIR LO to DDG: Dr Rajesh Bhatia, CDS Page | 29 Annex 10 Organizing Committees I. Ministry of Health, Government of Timor-Leste: Sl. No. Name and Designation Address Dr Anna Isabel Soares Telephone/ email Remarks Ministry of Health Vice Minister (chairman) 1. Mr Ivo Freitas Ministry of Health Director, Programming, Policy and Coordination (Coordinator) Logistic c 2. Mr Francisco Borges 3. Ministry of Health Head of Logistics Department Mr Eka M.M Dare (+670) 78154656 [email protected] Ministry of Health Transport Officer Ms Misliza Vital Ministry of Health Protocol Head of Protocol Officer 4. Ms Gertrudes dos Santos Maia 5. Protocol Officer Ms Mindo Rajagukguk Protocol Adviser (+670) 77821546; 78179126 [email protected] Ministry of Health [email protected] Ministry of Health (+670) 77276357 [email protected] Admn. Mr U S Baweja Ministry of Health Admin Adviser (+670) 77179384 [email protected] II. World Health Organization SEARO – Regional Office Sl. No. Name and Designation Dr Tawhid Nawaz Director Programme Management Mr Carlos Araujo Admn. Services Officer Mr Henning Brenoe Regional Technical Officer Mr Jitinder Mago Executive Associate - Travel Unit Ms Vismita Gupta-Smith Public Information Page | 30 Address SEARO SEARO SEARO SEARO SEARO Telephone/email [email protected] (+91) 9858994666 [email protected] (+91) 981857319 [email protected] (+91) 9810071135 [email protected] (+91) 9871329861 [email protected] [email protected] Remarks Steering Committee Logistics IT Travel Media WCO- Timor -Leste Sl. No. Name and Designation 1 Dr Rajesh Pandav WR Timor-Leste Mrs Charu Mehta Administrative & Finance Officer Address WCO WCO Ms Lucia Cardoso Executive Assistant to WR Mr Jose Barreto HR & Library Ms Julia Branco Admin & Finance WCO Mr Mateus Cunha National Professional Officer, GAVI Dr Sudath Peiris Technical Officer for Immunizations WCO Dr Lungten Wangchuk Technical Adviser for TBC Mr Leoneto Pinto Assistant for NCD Programs WCO Mr Luis dos Reis National Planning Officer WCO Page | 31 WCO WCO WCO WCO Telephone/email (+670) 78385065 [email protected] (+670) 78258779 [email protected] (+670) 77314564 [email protected] (+670) 77310165 [email protected] (+670) 77356287 [email protected] (+670) 77269219 [email protected] (+670) 78266726 [email protected] (+670) 77021453 [email protected] (+670) 77874198 [email protected] (+670) 77247894 [email protected] Remarks Annex 11 Extract from “Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the Specialized Agencies” of the United Nations Article V – Representatives of Members Section 13 Representatives of members at meetings convened by a specialized agency shall, while exercising their functions and during their journeys to and from the place of meeting, enjoy the following privileges and immunities: (a) Immunity from personal arrest or detention and from seizure of their personal baggage, and in respect of words spoken or written and all acts done by them in their official capacity, immunity from legal process of every kind; (b) Inviolability for all papers and documents; (c) The right to use codes and to receive papers or correspondence by courier or in sealed bags; (d) Exemption in respect of themselves and their spouses from immigration restrictions, aliens registration or national service obligations in the State which they are visiting or through which they are passing in the exercise of their functions; (e) The same facilities in respect of currency or exchange restrictions as are accorded to representatives of foreign governments on temporary official missions; and (f) The same immunities and facilities in respect of their personal baggage as are accorded to members of comparable rank of diplomatic missions. Article VIII – Laissez-passer Section 29 Similar facilities to those specified in Section 28 shall be accorded to experts and other persons who, though not holders of United Nations laissez-passer, have a certificate that they are travelling on the business of a specialized agency. Page | 32 Annex 12 EMERGENCY CONTACT LIST If you need assistance in case of a minor security incident, traffic accident or health issues, please contact: UN Security Operations Unit (SOU) Security Operations Unit (mobile) +670 77230635 Security Operations Unit (phone) +670 3312481 Security Operations Unit (VSAT) +47 2413 5370 Security Operations Unit (fax) +670 331 1350 The UN Security Office in Dili has a 24/7 Security Operations Unit (SOU) which is the very first response to any safety or security incident for UN staff. Timor- Leste Emergency Numbers National Police (phone) +670 3331283 National Police Emergency Fire Brigade (Bombeiros) Fire Brigade (Ambulance) 112 +670 3310340 115 National Hospital Guido Valadares National Hospital (Ambulance) +670 3310541 +670 77230100 Commercial Services Stamford Private Clinic (Office Line) +670 3310141 Stamford Private Clinic (Hotline 24/7) +670 77721111 Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) +670 77327771 Compass Maritime Rescue (24/7) +670 77230965/6 Page | 33 Information for Participants SIXTY-EIGTH SESSION OF THE WHO REGIONAL COMMITTEE FOR SOUTH-EAST ASIA Dili, Timor-Leste 7–11 September 2015 World Health House Indraprastha Estate, Mahatma Gandhi Marg, New Delhi-110002, India www.searo.who.int Tel: 91-11-23370804 Fax: 91-11-23370197 Regional Committee-68