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This is the report of Beijing Conference on East Asian Regional Cooperation in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which was jointly organized by Friends of the Global Fund, Japan (FGFJ), the Chinese Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (China CDC), and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria on July 10–11, 2006. This report recorded discussions which provided compelling evidence of just how indispensable regional and cross-border cooperation is in the fight against communicable diseases. Though there is clearly less of a foundation for regional cooperation in East Asia than in other areas such as Europe and North America due to diversity in the region in terms of culture, history, language, and politics, there are exemplary cases of emerging regional and cross-border cooperation in the region, ranging from joint harm reduction initiatives on the China-Vietnam border to efforts by NGOs to ensure continued access to antiretroviral treatment for migrant workers when they cross borders.

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Introduction

Tadashi Yamamoto and Wang Yu

I. Opening Remarks

Jiefu Huang, Richard Feachem, and Ichiro Aisawa

II. Cross–Border Cooperation and the Global Fight against Comunicable Diseases

Christoph Benn

III. Human Security Approaches: Health as a Global Public Good

Mely Caballero–Anthony

IV. Common Regional Challenges in Responding to Communicable Disease

(Summary of Discussion)

V. Fighting AIDS and Other Communicable Diseases in China

(Summary of Discussion)

V. Building Effective Cross-Border and Regional Cooperation in East Asia

(Summary of Discussion)

V. Agenda and Participant List