SCIENCE · INNOVATION · POLICIES WORLD HEALTH SUMMIT BERLIN, GERMANY & DIG ITAL OCTOBER 25–27, 2020 VENUE DIGITAL SOCIAL MEDIA Kosmos, Karl-Marx-Allee 131a www.conference. #WHS2020 10243 Berlin, Germany worldhealthsummit.org/ www.twitter.com/worldhealthsmt Program/WHS2020 WIFI www.facebook.com/worldhealthsummit Network: WorldHealthSummit www.linkedin.com/company/worldhealthsummit Password: #WHS2020 www.worldhealthsummit.org www.youtube.com/user/WorldHealthSummit1 Lounge SAAL 10 ASIA SAAL 7 ELIZABETH BLACKWELL Registration Speaker Center M8 SAAL 1 SAAL 6 Foyer Lounge RUDOLF VIRCHOW EUROPE Press Area Karl-Marx-Allee Outdoor Meeting ROBERT KOCH Point SAAL 5 OCEANIA SAAL 2 SAAL 4 AMERICA AFRICA WORLD HEALTH SUMMIT BERLIN, GERMANY & DIGITAL OCTOBER 25–27, 2020 SUNDAY | OCTOBER 25, 2020 SAAL 1 SAAL 6 SAAL 10 SAAL 2 SAAL 4 SAAL 5 RUDOLF VIRCHOW EUROPE ASIA AMERICA AFRICA OCEANIA PD 01 | Page 20 PD 01 | Page 20 PD 02 | Page 22 PD 03 | Page 24 WS 01 | Page 26 WS 02 | Page 28 11:00 – COVID-19 Driving Overflow PD 01 Developing Antibiotics Antimicrobial Digital COVID-19 Innovations to 12:30 Eectiveness for Children Resistance Pandemic Response Improve Pandemic and Eciency in to Achieve SDG 3 World Health Management Preparedness Healthcare Global Antibiotic Organization (WHO) Helmholtz Centre for Johnson & Johnson Siemens Healthineers AG Research & Development Infection Research (HZI) Partnership (GARDP) 12:30–14:00 Lunch Break PD 04 | Page 30 PD 04 | Page 30 PD 05 | Page 32 PD 06 | Page 34 WS 03 | Page 36 WS 04 | Page 38 14:00 – Multilateral Public Overflow PD 04 Nursing in the time A Call to Action Universal Health Changes in Health 15:30 Health Partnerships of COVID-19 for Health Data Coverage Research during during the COVID-19 University of Governance Robert Bosch and after the Crisis Eastern Finland Fondation Botnar Foundation COVID-19 Era Alliance Berlin Institute of Health The Graduate Institute (BIH) of International and Charité–Universitäts- Development Studies medizin Berlin QUEST Center 15:30–16:00 Co£ee Break PD 07 | Page 40 PD 07 | Page 40 PD 08 | Page 42 PD 09 | Page 44 WS 05 | Page 46 WS 06 | Page 48 16:00 – A Fast European Overflow PD 07 Bringing the COVID-19 Strong Partnerships Recoupling Societal Translation in the 17:30 Response to Pan- Epidemic under as a Determinant Wealth and Individual Times of COVID-19 demics using Data Control of Health Health Berlin Institute of Health and Joint Investments Charité–Universitäts- GHA–German Health Global Solutions Initiative (BIH) in Health medizin Berlin Alliance Sanofi Max Planck Institute for UNAIDS Infection Biology UNITE KEY 01 | Page 50 18:00 – Opening Ceremony 19:30 Alliance World Health Summit Keynote¦ Panel Discussion¦ Workshop MONDAY | OCTOBER 26, 2020 SAAL 1 SAAL 6 SAAL 10 SAAL 2 SAAL 4 SAAL 5 RUDOLF VIRCHOW EUROPE ASIA AMERICA AFRICA OCEANIA KEY 02 | Page 54 PD 10 | Page 56 PD 11 | Page 58 PD 12 | Page 60 WS 07 | Page 62 WS 08 | Page 64 9:00 – Achieving Health National Responses Climate Change Access to Sustainable Multi Stakeholder Pandemics and 10:30 for All through Digital to COVID-19 and Health NCD Treatment & Care Collaboration in Global Operationalizing Collaboration Alliance London School of Hygiene Boehringer Ingelheim Health Research One Health World Health Tehran University of & Tropical Medicine Pharma GmbH & Co.KG German Federal Ministry German Federal Ministry Organization (WHO) Medical Sciences (TUMS) (LSHTM) The Defeat-NCD of Education and for Economic Cooperation The George Washington Alliance Partnership Research (BMBF) and Development (BMZ) University, Milken Institute The Lancet One Health School of Public Health Commission 10:30–11:00 Co£ee Break KEY 03 | Page 66 PD 13 | Page 68 WS 09 | Page 70 WS 10 | Page 72 11:00 – Strengthening the Setting a Evidence-Based InfectControl— 12:30 Role of the European New Agenda for Decision-Making in Investing in the One Union in Global Health Women and Cancer Global Health Health Approach German Federal Ministry Roche German Alliance for German Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) Global Health Research of Education and Germany’s Presidency German Federal Ministry Research (BMBF) of the Council of the of Education and InfectControl European Union Research (BMBF) 12:30–14:00 Lunch Break PD 14 | Page 74 PD 15 | Page 76 12:30 – Climate Change Youth Perspectives 14:00 and Health on Health Association of Academies International Federation and Societies of Sciences of Medical Students’ in Asia (AASSA) Associations (IFMSA) Inter-American Network of Academies of Science InterAcademy Partnership (IAP) The Network of African Science Academies KEY 04 | Page 78 PD 16 | Page 80 WS 11 | Page 82 WS 12 | Page 84 14:00 – Pandemic Prepared- Radiation Therapy NTDs and Challenges Vaccination and 15:30 ness in the Age of as an Essential of the COVID-19 Crisis Transmission Control COVID-19 Component Association of Research- Leibniz Association Charité–Universitäts- of Cancer Control based Pharmaceutical Research Center medizin Berlin International Atomic Companies (vfa) Borstel– Leibniz Lung Foundation for Innovative Energy Agency (IAEA) Eberhard Karls University Center New Diagnostics (FIND) Varian Medical Systems Tuebingen London School of Hygiene German Network against & Tropical Medicine Neglected Tropical (LSHTM) Diseases (DNTDs) Alliance German Society for Tropical Medicine and International Health (DTG) University Hospital Tuebingen 15:30–16:00 Co£ee Break PD 17 | Page 86 PD 17 | Page 86 PD 18 | Page 88 PD 19 | Page 90 WS 13 | Page 92 WS 14 | Page 94 16:00 – Perspectives from the Overflow PD 17 Climate Change Essential Surgical and ‘Building Back Better’ Overcoming Cultural 18:30 COVID-19 Pandemic and One Health Trauma Care with Smart Invest- Barriers through International Federation German National AO Alliance Foundation ments in NCDs Respect and Dialogue of Pharmaceutical Academy of Sciences Program in Global NCD Alliance InterAcademy Manufacturers & Leopoldina Surgery and Social Sanofi Partnership (IAP) Asso ciations (IFPMA) InterAcademy Partnership Change of the Harvard Alliance The Lancet One Health Medical School Commission TUESDAY | OCTOBER 27, 2020 SAAL 1 SAAL 6 SAAL 10 SAAL 2 SAAL 4 SAAL 5 RUDOLF VIRCHOW EUROPE ASIA AMERICA AFRICA OCEANIA PD 20 | Page 98 PD 20 | Page 98 PD 21 | Page 100 PD 22 | Page 102 WS 15 | Page 104 WS 16 | Page 106 9:00 – COVID 50/50: Women Overflow PD 20 Decade of Action: Access to Essential Cardiovascular Health Developing Strategies 10:30 Leading in Crisis Accelerating Progress Medicines in LMICs Max Delbrück Center for Fighting COVID-19 Women in Global Health on the Health-Related Medicines Patent Pool for Molecular Medicine Around the World SDGs at Country Level (MPP) (MDC) (Part 1) German Federal Ministry German Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) for Economic Cooperation World Health and Development Organization (WHO) (BMZ) 10:30–11:00 Co£ee Break PD 23 | Page 108 PD 23 | Page 108 PD 24 | Page 110 PD 25 | Page 112 WS 17 | Page 114 WS 18 | Page 116 11:00 – GOARN 2020: Overflow PD 23 Migrant and Refugee Women’s Health Fighting Falsified Developing Strategies 12:30 Changing the Face of Health in the COVID-19 Era and Substandard for Fighting COVID-19 Outbreak Support Alliance Charité–Universitäts- Medicines during Around the World Global Outbreak Alert Sapienza University medizin Berlin the COVID-19 Crisis (Part 2) and Response Network of Rome Alliance Association of Research- German Federal Ministry (GOARN) based Pharmaceutical for Economic Cooperation Robert Koch Institute Companies (vfa) and Development (RKI) German Federal Ministry (BMZ) World Health for Economic A£airs Organization (WHO) and Energy (BMWi) 12:30–14:00 Lunch Break PD 26 | Page 118 PD 26 | Page 118 13:00 – BMJ Collection— Overflow PD 26 13:30 Women’s Health and Gender Inequalities KEY 05 | Page 120 PD 27 | Page 122 WS 19 | Page 124 WS 20 | Page 126 14:00 – Partnership Digital Health & AI A European Union New Voices 15:30 for the Goals for Pandemic in Health in Global Health German Federal Ministry Preparedness Charité–Universitäts- Global Young Academy of Health (BMG) Global He@lth 2030 medizin Berlin (GYA) World Health Innovation Task Force Alliance Organization (WHO) 15:30–16:00 Co£ee Break KEY 06 | Page 128 16:00 – Accelerating the 17:30 SDG 3 Global Action Plan for Health and Well-being German Federal Ministry of Health (BMG) World Health Organization (WHO) Keynote¦ Panel Discussion¦ Workshop TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 Welcome Messages¬6 • High Patrons of the World Health Summit¦6 • World Health Summit Presidents¦12 • Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin¦13 About the World Health Summit¦14 About the M8 Alliance¦15 Central Topics 2020¦16 Program¬19 • Sunday, October 25¦19 • Monday, October 26¦53 • Tuesday, October 27¦97 General Information¦131 • Good to Know¦132 • City of Berlin¦134 • World Health Summit Leadership¦136 • M8 Alliance Leadership¦140 • Speakers Index¦143 • Institutions Index¦146 • Partners¦148 • World Health Summit O±ce¦153 • Imprint¦156 6 WELCOME MESSAGES HIGH PATRONS OF THE WORLD HEALTH SUMMIT search, development and produc- also to ensure their fair distribution tion capacities in Germany but also as well as that of suitable drugs to support the Coalition for Epi- and diagnostic tests. I will continue demic Preparedness Inno vations— to call for the largest possible an international coalition made up number of international partners of public and private partners. to support this helpful initiative. Together we must, above all, turn Coronavirus knows no borders. our attention to those countries The necessary global response must Coronavirus has confronted us which have been hit particularly therefore not fail due to national with a huge challenge on a global severely by the pan demic—coun- borders. The key to containing and scale. The unprecedented mag - tries with a high population den- overcoming the pandemic can only nitude of the health, humanitarian sity, extreme poverty and over- be found in international coopera- and economic e£ects requires an burdened health systems.