2015-11-14-世界卫生组织-Special_Session_of_the_Pandemic_Influenza_Preparedness_Framework_Advisory_Group,_13-14_October_2015_14页_298kb

报告摘要

The session was held from October 13-14, 2015, in Geneva, Switzerland, at the World Health Organization.
It involved 14 out of 18 Advisory Group members, representatives from Member States, WHO regional offices, and stakeholders.
The primary goal was to launch the process for reviewing the PIP Framework (Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework) ahead of a 2016 review.

PIP Framework Implementation: Participants acknowledged the framework's innovative aspects but highlighted challenges in areas like genetic sequence data handling, standard material transfer agreements, and benefit sharing.
Focus Areas for Review: Discussed including genetic sequence data management, virus sharing through the WHO Global Influenza Surveillance and Response system, benefit sharing mechanisms (e.g., Standard Material Transfer Agreements and Partnership Contributions), and synergies with international instruments like the International Health Regulations (2005) and Nagoya Protocol.
Recommendations for 2016 Review: Advocated for an independent, transparent, and iterative review process involving various stakeholders.

Guiding Principles: Independence, transparency, inclusive engagement, and a comprehensive assessment.
Scope: To evaluate progress since PIP Framework adoption, improvements in pandemic preparedness, challenges faced, and potential solutions. Specifically address virus sharing and benefit sharing.
Process: Include regular consultations and use resources by October 2016 to facilitate submission to the Executive Board and World Health Assembly in 2017.
Implementation Details: Proposed a balanced, expert-based review group with regional and gender representation, supported by WHO resources. Suggested timely communication methods like meetings, reports, and web consultations.
Completion Timeline: Aim to finish the review by October 2016.