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Making the “Active Aging” real: How can the development cooperation contribute?
3 December 2013
Shintaro Nakamura
Senior Advisor on Social Security
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
Outline
1. Cooperation on Universal Health Coverage
2. Promotion of Integrated Service Provision and
Involvement of Elderly Persons
3. The Way forward
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Cooperation on UHC
1. Thematic papers
– “Japan’s Experience with Human Resources for Health
Policies” written by JICA
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Available at http://www.jica.go.jp/english/news/field/2013/c8h0vm00006f7 nc3-att/20130619_01.pdf
– “The Path to Universal Health Coverage –Experiences and Lessons from Japan for Policy Actions-” written by
Professor Kenji SHIMAZAKI
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Available at http://gwweb.jica.go.jp/km/FSubject0601.nsf/cfe2928f2c56e1 50492571c7002a982c/88747202cb1e004d49257b86002b7e61/$
FILE/The%20Path%20to%20Universal%20Health%20Covera
ge.pdf
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Cooperation on UHC
2. Study program
Group training: “Social Security System Strengthen Towards
Universal Health Coverage in Asia”
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Held in 10-23 November in Tokyo under a close cooperation with National Institute of Public
Health.
Participated by 7 countries including Indonesia,
Laos, Myanmar, Philippines and Thailand.
Through a series of lectures and site visits, it provided Japan’s and international experiences in essential policy issues toward UHC
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Coverage extension to the informal population
Health human resources development
Fee schedule, claims review and processing
Macroeconomics and financial sustainability
Health service provision
Strategies toward UHC
3
Cooperation on UHC
3. Technical cooperation project
Indonesia: Study programs and seminars on social insurance
– It is held from FY2013 to FY2015 under a close cooperation with National Graduate Institute for Policy
Studies (GRIPS)
– Through study programs in Japan and a series of seminars in Indonesia, technical issues for effective management of social insurance will be discussed.
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Cooperation for
3 December 2013
Shintaro Nakamura
Senior Advisor on Social Security
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)
Outline
1. Cooperation on Universal Health Coverage
2. Promotion of Integrated Service Provision and
Involvement of Elderly Persons
3. The Way forward
1
Cooperation on UHC
1. Thematic papers
– “Japan’s Experience with Human Resources for Health
Policies” written by JICA
•
Available at http://www.jica.go.jp/english/news/field/2013/c8h0vm00006f7 nc3-att/20130619_01.pdf
– “The Path to Universal Health Coverage –Experiences and Lessons from Japan for Policy Actions-” written by
Professor Kenji SHIMAZAKI
•
Available at http://gwweb.jica.go.jp/km/FSubject0601.nsf/cfe2928f2c56e1 50492571c7002a982c/88747202cb1e004d49257b86002b7e61/$
FILE/The%20Path%20to%20Universal%20Health%20Covera
ge.pdf
2
Cooperation on UHC
2. Study program
Group training: “Social Security System Strengthen Towards
Universal Health Coverage in Asia”
–
–
–
Held in 10-23 November in Tokyo under a close cooperation with National Institute of Public
Health.
Participated by 7 countries including Indonesia,
Laos, Myanmar, Philippines and Thailand.
Through a series of lectures and site visits, it provided Japan’s and international experiences in essential policy issues toward UHC
•
•
•
•
•
•
Coverage extension to the informal population
Health human resources development
Fee schedule, claims review and processing
Macroeconomics and financial sustainability
Health service provision
Strategies toward UHC
3
Cooperation on UHC
3. Technical cooperation project
Indonesia: Study programs and seminars on social insurance
– It is held from FY2013 to FY2015 under a close cooperation with National Graduate Institute for Policy
Studies (GRIPS)
– Through study programs in Japan and a series of seminars in Indonesia, technical issues for effective management of social insurance will be discussed.
4
Cooperation for