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LOCATION:Staatsbibliothek Berlin, Potsdamer Str. 33, 10785 Berlin
SUMMARY:Who’s Got The Power? Who Should Have The Power?
DESCRIPTION:Who has the power and who should have the power? These questions are of
 great importance for the state of global health but all too often receive
 little attention. This gap is also visible in the programme of the annual
 World Health Summit\, which is taking place again in Berlin in October. We
 would therefore like to discuss these questions at a parallel event and
 look forward to welcoming you there.\nWho has the power? Which health
 issues make it onto the agenda of the major institutions and conferences?
 Which players dominate the debates and what role do private sector actors
 play in shaping global health policies?\nWho should have the power? In the
 second part of the event alternatives to the existing system will be
 presented: From overcoming intellectual property rights to factors such as
 debt cancellation and a just tax system.\nProgram\n 	 		 			13:30 
 			arrival\, registration\, coffee and brown bag lunch 		 		 			14:00 			
 			Welcome\, Introduction 			Julia Stoffner\, Bread for the World\, DPGG
 			 		 		 			14:15 			 			SESSION 1: 16 YEARS OF WORLD HEALTH SUMMIT –
 THE SECOND MOST IMPORTANT MEETING IN GLOBAL HEALTH? 			Key Note: Power and
 Accountability in the Global Health Arena 			Dave McCoy\, UN University –
 International Institute for Global Health\, Kuala Lumpur 			Q+A\,
 Discussion with audience 			Moderator: Victoria Saint\, Univer- sity of
 Bielefeld 		 		 			15:30 			coffee break\, snacks 		 		 			16:00 			
 			SESSION 2: WHO’S GOT THE POWER? 			Equity in the Pandemic Treaty
 Negotiations 			Pedro Alejandro Villarreal Lizárraga\, German Institute
 for International and Security Affairs 			The role of private finance
 Institutions – 30 years of neoliberal Reshaping of Global Health 			Anna
 Marriott\, Oxfam GB 			Q+A \, Discussion with audience 			Moderator: Chris
 Knauth\, Buko Pharmakampagne\, DPGG 			 		 		 			17:00 			 			SESSION 3:
 CHALLENGING THE POWER 			Public Pharma for Europe: Overcoming the Mantra of
 Intellectual Property as the Driver of Innovation and Access 			Alan
 Silva\, PHM Europe\, Public Pharma for Europe 			Freeing the money for
 public health: mobilizing for debt relief and just taxation 			Bodo
 Ellmers\, Global Policy Forum\, DPGG 			Q+A \, Discussion with audience
 			Moderator: Frauke Heller\, medico international \, DPGG 			 		 		
 			18:00 			 			wrap up\, ways forward 			Andreas Wulf\, medico
 international\, DPGG 			 		 		 			18:10 - 19:00 			 			reception\, drinks\,
 fingerfood 			 		 	 \nFor better planning\, please register for this side
 event via wulf@medico.de .\nThe conference hall is only accessible via
 stairs. If you need support with this\, please note it in your registration
 and we will find a solution.\nOrganizer:&amp\;nbsp\;Deutsche Plattform für
 Globale Gesundheit (DPGG)
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