Summary of discussions Sample Clauses

Summary of discussions. The summary of discussions shall be approved by all the Bureau members at the end of the meeting and be communicated to them in writing within three (3) calendar days for comments within seven (7) calendar days.
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Summary of discussions. The dialogue with the two stakeholders PNLP and DSV helps the QWeCI project to identify their needs and they are resumed in three preoccupations:  to identify periods under risk;  to identify zones under risk;  to acquire a strong Health Early Warning Systems (HEWS). Their main concern is how to integrate environmental and climate issues in the field with their monitoring work. They are aware that they would like to improve their knowledge on mechanisms of disease emergence, before going forward in building a HEWS. One key question of PNLP and DSV is the following: How can we use climate and environment data to predict disease outbreaks? This is the big issue for the debate and they strongly require such knowledge. PNLP and DSV want to focus on the onset and the end of the rainy season as well as the wet and dry spells during the rainy season. They require more information about the set up and skill of seasonal forecasts and their monthly update. Information with regard to long term environmental changes and socio-economic data (human settlements, population density and human activities, migration, transhumance habits, ecosystems behaviours, etc.) could also provide PNLP and DSV additional details to better understand the ecology of vectors and hosts and interactions between different disease agents. Both stakeholders are aware about the climate change issue and its impact on health. However, PNLP and DSV do not know how to react with regard to the impact of climate change in terms of the setting up of monitoring activities in the near future. PNLP and DSV also know that useful information can be obtained by remote sensing data and the Geographic Information System (GIS). Remote sensing will bring a strong contribution to their field activities. However, PNLP and DSV require a capacity development program to provide basic concepts in order to improve the monitoring and control of diseases. The exchanges with PNLP and DSV identified also the channels or paths to bring the information to the stakeholders and end users: web pages and email are the priority today thanks to the recent steps in information and communication technologies. Small bulletins (2-3 pages) can also be a support for decision makers. These bulletins could be posted on a web site of the project. PNLP and DSV and other people of interest could then download the information and they could further disseminate it as much as possible. In addition, the emission of broadcasts could increase th...
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