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1 Informal Dialogue with the private sector on a global monitoring framework and recommendations for a set of voluntary global targets for the prevention and control of noncommunicable diseases (Geneva, 2 May 2012) List of Participants GLOBAL ALCOHOL PRODUCERS GROUP (GAP-G) Mr Mark Leverton Telephone No. : Director-General Fax No. : Global Alcohol Producers Group (GAP-G) [email protected] 68 South Lambeth Road London SW8 IRL United Kingdom GLOBAL SOCIAL OBSERVATORY (THE) Ms Katherine Hagen Telephone No.: Executive Director Fax No: The Global Social Observatory [email protected] 220 route de Ferney 1218 Grand-Saconnex INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INFANT FOOD MANUFACTURERS (IFM) Dr Irina Costea Telephone No. : International Association of Infant Food Fax No. : Manufacturers (IFM) [email protected] Louis Dunant Geneva
2 INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURERS AND ASSOCIATIONS (IFPMA) Mr Martin Bernhardt Telephone No.: Dr Michel Manon Telephone No.: Mr Mario Ottiglio Telephone No.: Public Affairs &Associate Director Fax No: Global Health Policy International Federation of Pharmaceutical Mrs Cinthya Ramirez Telephone No.: INTERNATIONAL FOOD AND BEVERAGE ALLIANCE Mr Jorge Casimiro Telephone No.: Co-Chair Fax No: Route de Ferney [email protected] Ms Anne Heughan Telephone No.: Co-Chair Fax No: Route de Ferney [email protected] - 2 -
3 Dr Delon Human Telephone No.: Secretary-General Fax No: Route de Ferney [email protected] INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF EMPLOYERS Dr Janet L Asherson Telephone No: Adviser Environment, Health and Safety Fax No: International Organization of Employers [email protected] 26 Chemin de Joinville 1216 Cointrin Geneva WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM Dr Olivier Raynaud Telephone No.: Senior Director Fax No: Global Health and Healthcare Sector [email protected] World Economic Forum route de la Capite 1223 Cologny, Geneva WORLD FEDERATION OF SPORTING GOODS INDUSTRY Mr Robbert de Kock Telephone No: Secretary General Fax No.: World Federation of Sporting Goods Industry [email protected] Obere Zollgasse 75 P O Box Ostermundigen Bern Mr Marc-Ivar Magnus Telephone No: Trade and Corporate Responsibility Manager Fax No.: World Federation of Sporting Goods Industry [email protected] Obere Zollgasse 75 P O Box Ostermundigen Bern - 3 -
4 (WHO) Secretariat World Health Organization Dr Timothy Armstrong Telephone No. : Surveillance and Population-based Prevention Unit [email protected] Dr Nick Banatvala Telephone No. : Senior Advisor Fax No. : Office of the Assistant Director General [email protected] Dr Douglas Bettcher Telephone No. : Director Fax No. : Tobacco Free Initiative [email protected] Dr Francesco Branca Telephone No.: Director Fax No. : Nutrition for Health and Development [email protected] Dr Oleg Chestnov Telephone No. : Assistant Director-General Fax No. : [email protected] Dr Colin Mathers Telephone No.: Mortality and Burden of Disease [email protected] Health Statistics and Informatics Innovation, Evidence and Research Dr Shanthi Mendis Telephone No.: Chronic Diseases Prevention and Management [email protected] Dr Chizuru Nishida Telephone No.: Nutrition Policy & Scientific Advice [email protected] Nutrition for Health and Development - 4 -
5 Dr Vladimir Poznyak Telephone No.: Management of Substance Abuse Mental Health and Substance Abuse Ms Leanne Riley Telephone No.: Team Leader Fax No. : Surveillance and Population based Prevention [email protected] Dr K C Tang Telephone No.: Health Promotion [email protected] Dr Edouard Tursan D'Espaignet Telephone No.: Comprehensive Information Systems [email protected] for Tobacco Control Tobacco Free Initiative Mr Menno Van Hilten Telephone No.: External Relations Officer Fax No. : Office of the Assistant Director General [email protected] - 5 -
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