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327 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:52:26.92 ID:KdlANjDH - Sixty-eighth session of the WHO
Regional
Committee
for the Western Pacific
Date and place
of the session
The sixty-eighth session of the
World Health Organization Regional
Committee for the Western Pacific
will be held in Brisbane, Australia from
9 to 13 October 2017, at the
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition
Centre (BCEC), at the corner Merivale
and Glenelg streets, South Bank,
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
The opening ceremony begins at
10:30 on 9 October 2017 at the Plaza
Auditorium of BCEC. The plenary
session will commence at 13:00 at
the Plaza Ballroom at the same venue.
Subsequent sessions will take place
daily from 09:00 to 12:00 and from
14:00 to 17:00, with 15-minute coffee
breaks during each period.
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328 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:53:46.26 ID:KdlANjDH - Languages
The official languages of the
Regional Committee are Chinese,
English and French. Simultaneous
interpretation will be provided for
the three official languages during
the sessions. English and French are
the working languages for documents.
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329 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:54:53.02 ID:KdlANjDH - Identification and security
For identification and security,
representatives should wear
identification badges at all times
during sessions and social functions.
Badges will be available at designated
hotels upon arrival or badges can be
picked up at the BCEC on the morning
of 9 October 2017.
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330 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:55:44.82 ID:KdlANjDH - Hotels
The Rydges South Bank and Ibis Styles
have been designated as official hotels
for representatives. Details are:
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331 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:56:24.41 ID:KdlANjDH - Travel and transport
Arrival
Brisbane Airport is located 17 kilometres
northeast of the BCEC. Direct flights to
Brisbane are available from many cities
in the Western Pacific Region.
Representatives will be assisted upon
arrival at Brisbane Airport and provided
with transport to designated hotels.
For easy identification upon arrival
at the airport, representatives are
requested to wear lapel labels.
Luggage tags supplied by WHO
should be affixed to your luggage
for easy identification.
Representatives must send their
arrival and departure details to
the WHO Regional Office for the
Western Pacific in order to have
airport transport arranged.
Representatives who do not notify
WHO of their arrival time must find
alternate transportation, such as taxi,
train or shuttle.
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332 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:57:38.69 ID:KdlANjDH - Departure
Representatives will be provided with
transport from the BCEC and designated
hotels to the airport at the conclusion
of the session.
Upon reconfirmation of flights,
travellers will be provided with
a transport flier indicating pick-up
arrangements for the airport.
Transport service will be available
until 15 October 2017 (Sunday).
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333 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:58:30.98 ID:KdlANjDH - I'm going...Brisbane.
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334 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:59:00.28 ID:KdlANjDH - Information on
Brisbane, Queensland, 
Australia
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335 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 21:59:49.93 ID:KdlANjDH - Brisbane City
Brisbane is the third largest city in
Australia and the capital of the state
of Queensland. Located along the river,
Brisbane is home to more than 2 million
people and a popular tourist destination.
Hailed as Australia’s “New World City”,
it is known for its outdoor culture
and vibrant city life.
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336 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:00:58.42 ID:KdlANjDH - Entry requirements
When entering Australia, all travellers
must present the following documents
to officers in Immigration clearance:
• A valid passport or other acceptable
travel document with at least
six (6) months remaining validity
beyond the expected departure date
from Australia. Dual nationals who
are citizens of Australia must enter and
leave using their Australian passport.
• Representatives and other participants
(other than Australian citizens)
are required to obtain a valid visa
or authority to enter Australia
(including electronic visas).
• A completed and signed Incoming
Passenger Card, including health
and character declaration (this will
be handed out on your inbound flight).
Anyone who arrives without valid travel
documents may be refused entry to
Australia or delayed until their identity
and claims to enter Australia have
been confirmed.
Comprehensive information about
entering Australia can be found
on the Department of Immigration
and Border Protection website
www.border.gov.au.
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337 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:01:36.34 ID:KdlANjDH - Visa
All visitors to Australia must apply for
and be granted a visa to travel to and
from Australia — except New Zealand
citizens who are normally granted
a Special Category visa upon arrival.
For the purpose of attending
the sixty-eighth session of the
Regional Committee, representatives
must apply for a business visitor visa.
There are currently three business
visa options:
• eVisitor visa (subclass 651)
• Electronic Travel Authority
(Business Stream) (Subclass 601)
• Visitor (Business Stream) visa
(Subclass 600).
The passport you hold determines
the appropriate visa to apply for and
whether you can apply online, or need to
lodge a paper-based application. No visa
label is attached in the passport; a visa
notification letter is issued electronically
to the applicant.
To identify the appropriate visa,
representatives may utilize the
Department of Immigration and
Border Protection “Find a Visa” tool:
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338 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:02:17.50 ID:KdlANjDH - Health and character
requirements
All people travelling to/entering
Australia must meet Australia’s health
and character requirements. A health
issue or criminal conviction does not
necessarily mean an applicant will
be refused a visa. Applications are
decided on a case-by-case basis.
For more information on health
requirements, please visit:
www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Heal
For more information on
character requirements, please visit:
www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Char
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339 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:02:40.85 ID:KdlANjDH - Arriving in Australia
Australia has strict regulations
regarding what can be brought
into the country. For comprehensive
information on Australian customs
and biosecurity, see the Department
of Immigration and Border Control:
www.border.gov.au/Trav.
Please note that medicines brought into
and taken out of Australia may be subject
to controls. In some cases, the import
and export of medicines may be
prohibited unless written authorization
is issued by the Department of Health.
For further information, please refer to
www.odc.gov.au/ws-lps-index.
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340 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:03:01.09 ID:KdlANjDH - Departing Australia
Items which must be declared
Goods that must be declared on
departure on the Outgoing Passenger
Card include (but are not limited to):
• defence and strategic goods
• currency, Australian or foreign,
of AUD 10,000 or more
• heritage items
• firearms and ammunition
• protected wildlife and items
produced from protected wildlife
(refer to “CITES” on the Department of
the Environment and Energy website).
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341 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:03:22.74 ID:KdlANjDH - Brisbane Convention &
Exhibition Centre (BCEC)
The BCEC is located in Brisbane’s South
Bank area, across the river from the
Central Business District. The BCEC is
Australia’s most awarded convention
centre and has hosted many national
and international events.
Delegates may use BCEC’s free
conference application (BCEC Live),
which provides information on getting
around the centre and the South Bank
convention precinct.
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342 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:03:50.20 ID:KdlANjDH - Banking facilities
and currency
Australia’s national currency is the
Australian dollar. Denominations include:
• Coins: 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents and
1 or 2 dollar denominations
• Bank notes: 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 dollars
Australia’s four largest banks are:
National Bank of Australia,
Australia New Zealand (ANZ) Bank,
Commonwealth Bank of Australia
and Westpac Banking Corporation.
Smaller banks include ING Direct,
AMP Banking and HSBC Australia.
International credit cards
are accepted by the majority
of tourist establishments.
Automated Teller Machines (ATMs)
and currency exchange services are
readily available at the airport and
throughout the city. Access fees
may apply.
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343 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:05:17.16 ID:KdlANjDH - Climate and clothing
Brisbane has a subtropical climate,
with October temperatures averaging
a low of 16°C and a high of 26°C.
Relative humidity averages 52–60%.
Brisbane typically experiences
nine rainy days during October,
for a total of 73mm.
Light clothing is recommended.
Offices, hotels and shops are
air conditioned, and visitors may
sometimes feel the need for a light
sweater or jacket. For official functions,
business attire or national costume
is suggested.
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344 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:06:53.83 ID:KdlANjDH - Not so hot !!
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345 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:07:27.58 ID:KdlANjDH - Electricity and water
The standard power supply in
Australia is 230 volts using plug type 1.
The frequency of electrical current
is 50 Hz.
The tap water in Australia is safe
to drink. Bottled water is also
widely available.
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346 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:07:53.38 ID:KdlANjDH - Languages spoken
Australia is largely monolingual with
English being the national language.
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347 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:08:40.94 ID:KdlANjDH - Local time
Queensland does not observe daylight
savings time. While the rest of Australia’s
East coast including Sydney, Melbourne
and Canberra move forward one hour
on 2 October, Brisbane will remain
at Australian Eastern Standard Time.
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348 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:08:58.89 ID:KdlANjDH - Local transport
Many sites and facilities are walking
distance from the hotels and BCEC.
Buses and trains are also available
as transport options, as well as taxis.
Your hotel information desk will
be able to assist with booking a taxi,
purchasing transport cards and finding
the closest train station or bus stop.
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349 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:09:30.57 ID:KdlANjDH - Medical services
Health facilities available in
the South Bank area includes:
Mater Hospital Brisbane
Raymond Terrace,
South Brisbane, QLD 4101
Tel: (07) 3163 8111
www.mater.org.au
West End Medical Practice
38 Russell Street
West End, QLD 4101
Tel: (07) 3846 4888
www.wemp.com.au
Myer Centre 7 Day Doctors
Shop 103B, Level E, The Myer Centre,
91 Queen Street, Brisbane, QLD 4000
Tel: (07) 3210 2111
www.firstcaredoctors.com
Chemmart Pharmacy
Shop 2, 189 Grey Street,
South Brisbane, QLD 4104
Tel: (07) 3846 6091
www.chemmart.com.au
Representatives are responsible
for any medical costs incurred.
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350 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:10:13.00 ID:KdlANjDH - Safety
In general, Brisbane is a safe city.
As always, however, visitors should
take reasonable security precautions
and care of personal valuables.
In case of police, fire or
medical emergency, dial 000
from any telephone at any time.
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351 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:11:17.28 ID:KdlANjDH - I remembered dial 000.
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352 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:11:53.56 ID:KdlANjDH - Smoke-free policy
WHO has a no-smoking policy for
all WHO meetings and functions.
Queensland law also bans smoking
in indoor and outdoor public places.
For more information see
www.qld.gov.au/health/stayinghealthy/atods/smoking/laws/index.html
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353 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:13:06.00 ID:KdlANjDH - Its nice (country policy).
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354 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:13:40.26 ID:KdlANjDH - Shopping and
entertainment
BCEC is located in Brisbane’s
South Bank area — known as
Brisbane’s lifestyle and cultural centre,
with multiple cafés, parks and
a man-made beach.
BCEC is also a short walk from
Queen Street Mall, a popular shopping
and entertainment district that
includes souvenir shops, banking
and medical services. The Ibis Styles
hotel is located by Queen Street Mall.
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355 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:16:41.08 ID:KdlANjDH - What kind of souvenir ?
Natural foods,Clothing,Plush Doll？
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356 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:17:00.46 ID:KdlANjDH - Dining
There are a variety of excellent
dining options in Queen Street
Mall and closer to the BCEC in
South Bank. Other popular eating
areas in Brisbane are Fortitude Valley
and Eagle Street Pier.
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357 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:17:29.48 ID:KdlANjDH - Tipping
Tipping is not generally expected
in Australia. However, visitors can tip
if they choose.
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358 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:17:46.41 ID:KdlANjDH - Places of worship
Brisbane is a multi-cultural city with
many different places of worship.
A comprehensive list can be found at:
www.brisbane-australia.com/
brisbane-religion.html
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359 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:18:18.38 ID:KdlANjDH - Helpful links
Coming to Australia
Australian Department of
Immigration and Border Protection
www.border.gov.au
Australian Department of Agriculture
and Water Resources
www.agriculture.gov.au/travelling
Visit Brisbane
www.visitbrisbane.com.au
Brisbane Airport
www.bne.com.au
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360 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:19:29.65 ID:KdlANjDH - Tenfold increase in childhood and adolescent obesity in four decades:
new study by Imperial College London and WHO
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361 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:19:52.36 ID:KdlANjDH - World will have more obese children and adolescents than underweight by 2022
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362 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:20:30.74 ID:KdlANjDH - 11 OCTOBER 2017 | LONDON -
The number of obese children and adolescents (aged five to 19 years) worldwide has risen tenfold in the past four decades. If current trends continue,
more children and adolescents will be obese than moderately or severely underweight by 2022,
according to a new study led by Imperial College London and WHO.
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363 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:21:14.53 ID:KdlANjDH - The study was published in The Lancet ahead of World Obesity Day (11 October).
It analysed weight and height measurements from nearly 130 million people aged over five years (31.5 million people aged five to 19,
and 97.4 million aged 20 and older), making it the largest ever number of participants involved in an epidemiological study. More than 1000 contributors participated in the study,
which looked at body mass index (BMI) and how obesity has changed worldwide from 1975 to 2016.
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364 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:22:24.39 ID:KdlANjDH - Obesity rates in the world’s children and adolescents increased from less than 1% (equivalent to five million girls and six million boys) in 1975 to nearly 6% in girls (50 million) and nearly 8% in boys (74 million) in 2016. Combined,
the number of obese five to 19 year olds rose more than tenfold globally,
from 11 million in 1975 to 124 million in 2016. An additional 213 million were overweight in 2016 but fell below the threshold for obesity.
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365 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:23:46.37 ID:KdlANjDH - Food marketing, policies, pricing behind obesity rise
Lead author Professor Majid Ezzati, of Imperial’s School of Public Health, says:
“Over the past four decades, obesity rates in children and adolescents have soared globally,
and continue to do so in low- and middle-income countries. More recently, they have plateaued in higher income countries,
although obesity levels remain unacceptably high.”
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366 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:24:53.00 ID:KdlANjDH - More obese than underweight 5 to 19 year olds by 2022 but underweight persists in poor regions
The authors say that if post-2000 trends continue,
global levels of child and adolescent obesity will surpass those for moderately and severely underweight youth from the same age group by 2022.
In 2016, the global number of moderately or severely underweight girls and boys was 75 million and 117 million respectively.
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367 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:25:23.65 ID:KdlANjDH - Nevertheless, the large number of moderately or severely underweight children and adolescents in 2016 (75 million girls and 117 million boys) still represents a major public health challenge,
especially in the poorest parts of the world. This reflects the threat posed by malnutrition in all its forms, with there being underweight and overweight young people living in the same communities.
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368 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:25:58.89 ID:KdlANjDH - Children and adolescents have rapidly transitioned from mostly underweight to mostly overweight in many middle-income countries,
including in East Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean.
The authors say this could reflect an increase in the consumption of energy-dense foods, especially highly processed carbohydrates,
which lead to weight gain and poor lifelong health outcomes.
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369 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:26:25.35 ID:KdlANjDH - Dr Fiona Bull, programme coordinator for surveillance and population-based prevention of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) at WHO, says: “These data highlight,
remind and reinforce that overweight and obesity is a global health crisis today,
and threatens to worsen in coming years unless we start taking drastic action.”
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370 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:27:04.13 ID:KdlANjDH - Solutions exist to reduce child and adolescent obesity
In conjunction with the release on the new obesity estimates, WHO is publishing a summary of the Ending Childhood Obesity (ECHO) Implementation Plan.
The plan gives countries clear guidance on effective actions to curb childhood and adolescent obesity.
WHO has also released guidelines calling on frontline healthcare workers to actively identify and manage children who are overweight or obese.
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371 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:27:46.79 ID:KdlANjDH - Dr Bull adds: “WHO encourages countries to implement efforts to address the environments that today are increasing our children’s chance of obesity.
Countries should aim particularly to reduce consumption of cheap, ultra-processed, calorie dense, nutrient poor foods.
They should also reduce the time children spend on screen-based and sedentary leisure activities by promoting greater participation in physical activity through active recreation and sports.”
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372 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:28:11.75 ID:KdlANjDH - Note for Editors:
The paper presents the first ever comprehensive data on underweight through to obesity for children and adolescents aged five to 19 years and provides startling findings on the increasing numbers and rates of young people being affected by obesity.
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373 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:28:45.82 ID:KdlANjDH - The study calculated and compared body mass index (BMI) among children, adolescents and adults from 1975 to 2016,
and made projections based on current trends in obesity rates.
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374 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:29:05.72 ID:KdlANjDH - BMI is a measure of a person’s weight and body fat mass for their height,
and indicates whether their weight is healthy.
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375 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:29:51.32 ID:KdlANjDH - Calculating BMI is the simplest way to assess a person’s weight status, and the most common tool used to determine under-, healthy- and overweight and obesity. For children and adolescents,
their BMI is adjusted for age and sex using WHO’s growth reference curves.
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376 ：卵の名無しさん[]：2017/10/13(金) 22:30:40.09 ID:KdlANjDH - Action to curb obesity is a key element of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target 3.4 commits the world to reducing premature deaths from NCDs by one-third by 2030,
including through prevention of obesity.
SDG target 2.2 commits the world to ending all forms of malnutrition by 2030, including overweight and obesity.
Also, the goal of the United Nations Decade of Action on Nutrition (2016-2025) is to promote collaboration across all sectors and stakeholders to end malnutrition in all its forms.
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