NCDs : A Caribbean Crisis

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NCDs : A Caribbean Crisis Dr. Christopher Tufton Hon. Minister of Health, Jamaica

NCDs : Burden in The Caribbean 39,460 NCD Deaths 77% Of all deaths are from an NCD 40% Of NCD deaths are premature ( 30-69 years) 3 out of 4 people die from an NCD

NCDs: Caribbean Highest Premature Mortality Unconditional Probability of dying from an NCD between ages of 30 - 70 Premature Mortality: Caribbean = 19.3% -Region of Americas = 15.6%

NCDs : Population Affected

NCDs : Economic Impact Trinidad & Tobago US$1.2 Billion or 4.3% of GDP Annual economic burden NCDs related to diabetes, hypertension & cancer Jamaica ( PAHO/WHO) 17 Billion: Estimated loss in GDP due to NCDs & mental health conditions(2015- 2030) 18 times Jamaica’s total health spend in 2013 *Source : PAHO/WHO and Working Document for the Forty –Third Meeting of the Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED), Georgetown, Guyana Nov. 2016

NCDs: WHO Progress Monitor Report 2015 ( Non- Latin Caribbean Region) COUNTRY NUMBER OF ‘FULLY ACHIEVED’ TARGETS BARBADOS 7 JAMAICA SURINAME 6 TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 5 ST. KITTS & NEVIS 4 BAHAMA 3 BELIZE GUYANA ST. VINCENT & THE GRENADINES ANTIGUA & BARBUDA 2 DOMINICA GRENADA ST. LUCIA HAITI

NCDs: WHO Progress Monitor Report 2015 ( Non- Latin Caribbean Region)

NCDS: Opportunities July 2016: September 2016: November 2016: Thirty-Seventh Meeting of the Conference of CARICOM Heads of Government the Conference clear directive to move the CARICOM towards attainment of the WHO NCD Goals and Targets. September 2016: Caribbean Cooperation in Health IV (CCH IV) adopted by the Thirtieth Meeting of the COHSOD November 2016: 43rd Meeting of the Council for Trade and Economic Development (COTED) approved "Inter-sectoral Action against Non-Communicable Diseases” and establishment of Regional Multi-sector Taskforce in collaboration with COHSOD

NCDs : A Call to Action In keeping with the decisions arising from international commitments on NCDs, I strongly call upon the Commonwealth Health Ministers to: Re-commit to the Global NCD Agenda; Establish Regional Multi-Sector Taskforce on NCDs; Implement national legislation consistent with the provisions of the WHO FCTC and its guidelines; Develop road-map to address childhood obesity among our school population; Implement policies ( including fiscal ) to reduce consumption of tobacco, alcohol, sugar-sweetened beverages and energy dense nutrient-poor products; 6. Establish a regulatory regime for the compulsory food labelling of all commercially manufactured foods; 7. Strengthen health systems for NCD management with focus on primary health care and Universal Access.