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Summary ReportThe 6th International Congress on Physical

Activity

and Public Health (ISPAH 2016 Congress)

Number of Participants

Total Registered 1,0661,313 including the Press, ThaiHealth Staff and Volunteers

Opening Ceremony

Presided by H.E. Admiral Narong Pipatanasai, Deputy PM and Chair of ThaiHealth Board

Opening Remarks

Prof.Dr. Udomsil SrisangnamChair LOC, Co-Chair GOC

Dr. Margaret ChanDirector General,

World Health Organization

Prof.Dr. Fiona Bull President ISPAH,

Co-Chair GSC

Dr.Supreda Adulyanon,CEO ThaiHealth

Dr. Yongyot ThammavudhiMoPH Representative

Deputy PM Visited Key Exhibitions

Opening Performance : Traditional “Khon” and PA

“Global Agenda, Policy and Co-

Benefits of PA” (16 Nov)

• Importance and the key success factors

of global and national policy for PA.

• Co-benefits of a policy/action on physical

activities beyond health.

Opening

Keynote

Address

Speakers: Dr.Suwit Wibulpolprasert /

Dr.Poonam Singh, WHO SEARO RD/ Dr.Oleg Chestnov, WHO ADG - NMH

Keynote Opening Address

“More PA

champions are

critical for

advancing PA agenda”

“PA has been invisible in

global health agenda for

too long. It is time to change that”

“Launch of Global Kids Report

Cards” (16 Nov)

• Keynote 1: Dr. Mark Tremblay

• Results of Kids Report Cards from over 30 countries under the Global Matrix 2.0 initiative.

• Keynote 2: Dr Pairoj Saonuam

• Country Case: Presentation on Thailand Kid’s Report Card

Plenary 1

“Active Places through Research

and Practice Perspectives”

(17 Nov)

•Keynote 1: Prof. Billie Giles Corti

(Researcher Perspective) Active Place

developments in evidence, and

challenges in evaluation of natural

experiments.

•Keynote 2: Mr. Gordon Price (Practice

Perspectives) Putting it in to practice.

Plenary 2

High-Level Lunch Panel (Nov 17)

“The (Invisible) Roles of PA in Sustainability Agenda”

• Chair, Dr.Supreda Adulyanon, CEO ThaiHealth

• Canada – Mr.Joe Doiron, represents Deputy Health Minister of Canada.

Ottawa Charter on HP and Toronto Charter on PA to now

• UNDP – Dr.Kazuyuki Uji, Development agenda towards SDGs.

• WHO-SEARO– Dr.Thaksaphon Thammarangsi, Director of NCDs, PA-related health goal in SDGs and other WHO support PA movement.

• Ministry of Public Health – Dr.Thongchai Lertwilairatanapong, Deputy

Director-General, Department of Health, Thailand and SDGs on Health

“Economic Dimension of

Physical Activities” (18 Nov)

• Keynote 1: Dr. Eric Finkelstein, the role of

traditional and behavioral economics in

preventing chronic disease.

• Keynote 2: Mr. Lloyd Wright, Asian

Development Bank, economic dimension

of sustainable public transport systems

conducive to PA.

Plenary 3

“Technology on PA – What Now

and What Next ” (19 Nov)Keynote: Prof. Kevin Patrick

• Examine how technology is transforming

the way we will study and promote

physical activity. Learn major new

initiatives in PA technologies, including

Precision Medicine and Health Data

Exploration.

Plenary 4

Symposia (total 15 sessions)

Oral Presentation (total 30

sessions)

Poster Presentation (330 posters in 2

Days)

PA Activations in Many Sessions

Active Zone

Active Zone

Report Card Zone (PA for Kids 38

Countries)

Country Card Zone

(PA in Adults 45

Countries)

Other Exhibitions

Example of PA-Conducive

Environments

Standees

Walking Guide

Morning PA in the Park

(Benjakitti Park)

Bogie Run In Evening

Welcome Reception (16 Nov

2016)

Dinner Banquet (18 Nov 2016)

Rappatour

(Daily Journal)

Closing Ceremony

• Summary of Congress’ Key Scientific Output by

Lead Rapporteur – Dr.Vijj Kasemsup

• ISPAH Conference Awards Ceremony (12 Awards)

• The Launch of The Bangkok Declaration and words of

support by ThaiHealth and NCD Alliance

• Handover ISPAH Congress from Thailand to UK

• Closing Summary & Thanks

o Dr.Oleg Chestnov, ADG WHO

o Presenting Certificate of Appreciation from ISPAH

o Closing Remark by Prof.Fiona Bull, current ISPAH

President,and Dr.Charlie Foster the next ISPAH

President

NOV 19, 15.30-16.20 Hrs.

Closing

Ceremony

Bangkok Declaration

• Renew commitment to, and

increase investment in the

implementation of policy

actions to increase physical activity as a contribution to reducing the global burden of NCDs and achieving the 2030 SDGs

• Establish National Multi-Sector Engagement and Coordination Platforms

• Develop Workforce Capabilities

• Increase Technical Assistance and Share Experience

Press & Promotion (pre-

event)

Press & Promotion

(onsite)