April 2010 - Iuhpe.gesundheitsfoerderung.ch

April 2010
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Health, Equity and
Sustainable Development
20th IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion
11–15 July 2010, Geneva, Switzerland
We offer our Sponsors and Partners...
a wide variety of opportunities to approach interested parties and
circles directly to share views, ideas and knowhow.
a high level media exposure.
various options to enhance your visibility at the World Conference and
ahead of the event in a range of key supports including a fair,
newsletters, the website, sponsored side events and networking
dinners, and at the conference itself.
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Keynotes
Human health and well-being are vital resources for a healthy
society and a sound economy. But development in this direction
requires an ecologically sound environment. At the 2010 World
Conference, we wish to pursue this insight and generate new
synergies on this basis. Reaching out beyond the health sector, we
will explore new partnerships and opportunities for collaboration
that offer win-win situations for improving health and promoting
sustainable development. Our ambitious goal is to develop viable,
solution-oriented partnerships based on the exchange of ideas,
knowledge and experience and on the effective use of resources
so as to produce sustainable changes around the world.
Dr Thomas Mattig
Director of Health Promotion Switzerland
Without doubt the IUHPE world conferences are the most
significant occasions that bring together those dedicated to health
promotion from across the globe. For newcomers and old timers
alike, these meetings every three years define the “state of the art”
in health promotion practice, research, and theory.
Prof. David V. McQueen
IUHPE President
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Summary
The 20th IUHPE 1 World Conference on Health Promotion will take place in Geneva from
11 to 15 July 2010. This high-profile event is being organised by Health Promotion
Switzerland in collaboration with various partners under the auspices of the IUHPE. This will
be the first time that the meeting has been held in Switzerland.
The theme of the four-day event is “Health, Equity and Sustainable Development”.
Between 2,000 and 2,500 people from some 90 countries are expected to attend. The
participants will comprise policymakers, leading scientists, experts, researchers and
practitioners from the private sector, the public sector/authorities, government-linked
networks and institutions, universities, NGOs and the media.
They will be exploring the issues of health, equity and sustainable development with the aim
of identifying and initiating solutions for a healthier and more equitable world. The four-day
meeting provides a platform for diverse exchanges, including presentations by renowned
international authorities and keynote speakers from the political, business and scientific
spheres.
World Conference embedded in the midterm initiative healthy 3
Healthy 3 is a new initiative launched by Health Promotion Switzerland which aims to strive for
joint efforts in promoting healthy people in healthy societies on a healthy planet.
The initiative focuses on issues relevant to the health
and wellbeing of present and future generations. The
healthy 3 initiative systematically identifies and enables
the use of synergies between the efforts in the fields of
sustainable development and health promotion.
As food and its production is one of the key cross-over
points between sustainable development and healthy
living, a White Paper with the working title “Food: a
prism of present and future challenges for sustainable
development and health promotion” is being developed
by an Interdisciplinary Think-Tank (ITT), a group of 25 thought leaders, scientists and experts
from corporate, public and non-governmental sectors with pre-defined competences and
institutional backgrounds. (list of think-tank members available on demand)
The 20th World Conference on Health Promotion is the major milestone during the first
phase (2009/2010) of the healthy 3 process. At the World Conference the abovementioned
White Paper will be presented and discussed during one of the plenary sessions indicated in
the program as Platform for Opinion Leaders (POL). The 4 – 5 panellists of this “diversified”
POL will be CEOs/Chairmen and ministers, prominent experts from science and/or civil
society organizations. The main expectation from this POL is to challenge recommendations
elaborated by the ITT in their White Paper, to discuss the outreach and the initiation of joint
1 The International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE) with its headquarters in Paris is a leading,
independent, and professional network committed to improve health worldwide and to reduce health inequalities
created by social, political, economic and environmental determinants, through health promotion, including health
education, community action and the development and implementation of healthy public policy. In addition, the
IUHPE has earned a strong reputation as an expert organisation providing health promotion research, training
and capacity building services to a broad range of clients. Its members include decision-makers, leading scientists
and experts from private and public sector organisations, government-linked networks and institutions,
universities and NGOs. The IUHPE World Conferences held once every three years have become the most
significant health promotion event worldwide.
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follow-up actions. The implementation of recommendations by ITT/POL will be at the core of
national stakeholder processes that will conceptualize and launch thematic national projects.
Why should you be a partner?
You are concerned with the sustainable development of our society, environment and
economy and/or with various aspects of public health and health promotion. You wish to
have direct contact with the high-level participants at this event, as well as to offer your
knowledge and experience. We are interested in pursuing long-term cooperation with
partners and sponsors, based on shared values, so that both parties derive the greatest
possible benefit from their commitment.
What will the event offer you as a partner and sponsor?
1. State-of-the-art expertise and insights
Key topics and trends will be discussed, together with the latest scientific and methodological
advances in the field of health promotion/education, with reference to sustainable
development.
2. Testing of solutions and practices
Opportunities to test your own health promotion visions, strategies, practices and solutions
directly related to sustainable development.
3. Networking
Contacts with leading experts and opinion leaders, e.g. through personalised arrangements
for panel discussions and/or arrangement and organisation of private meetings.
4. Cooperation exchange for new and ongoing initiatives/projects
A platform for parties involved or interested in ongoing and planned international, regional,
national or sector-specific health promotion initiatives/projects committed to the sustainability
principle and in particular to a multi-stakeholder approach.
5. Branding
At a fair, health promotion sector players providing funding for the conference will have the
opportunity to present projects that make a significant contribution to sustainable
improvement of health worldwide.
6. Marketing
If your target group comprises highly qualified decision-makers, scientists, experts in the field
of health promotion, as well as practitioners in the relevant countries and sectors, there is no
other more specific gathering than the World Conference 2010 on Health Promotion to
showcase your expertise, innovative projects and initiatives. Through our communication
channels, you will attain high visibility directly among your stakeholders and target groups
(see p.19).
For sponsors, a wide variety of opportunities are available to approach interested parties and
circles directly in order to share views, ideas and knowhow. In addition, the event will
generate a high level of media interest. We expect between 20 and 50 media professionals
from numerous countries to attend. We offer our sponsors and partners customised options
to enhance their visibility at the conference and ahead of the event: with exhibition areas in
the foyer, in calls for contributions, in regular newsletters, on the website, at sponsored side
events and networking dinners, and at the conference itself.
We can provide an appropriate sponsorship and partnership package to meet your specific
needs (see pp. 20-21).
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The importance of health promotion
Health is a basic human need. It is fundamental to the successful functioning of individuals
and of societies. Health promotion aims to empower people to control their own health by
gaining control over the underlying factors that influence health. The main determinants of
health are people’s cultural, social, economic and environmental living conditions, and the
social and personal behaviours that are strongly influenced by those conditions.
Consequently, a key characteristic of health promotion is a wide range of complementary
actions at the individual, group, community and macro levels. Its core activities include health
education and advocacy for policies in all relevant sectors. The effectiveness of these
activities is underpinned by collaboration and alliance building among different sectors of
society, applied research to improve the quality and effectiveness of health promotion, and
training practitioners to help them acquire skills to engage effectively in health promotion
work.
The Ottawa Charter of 1986 laid a solid foundation for health promotion that has stood the
test of time. In recent decades health promotion has proven to be an effective, efficient
means to improve the health of populations. The IUHPE and the broader health promotion
field have demonstrated and documented the significant improvements in the health and
well-being of populations that can be brought about through planned social change. In many
countries there have been significant reductions in premature morbidity and mortality from
diseases as well as improvements in health literacy due to health promotion. Also at the local
level there is extensive evidence that health promotion works. As we move forward in the 21 st
century, health promotion researchers, practitioners and policy-makers build on the
knowledge about effective health promotion in different parts of the world.
Background
Every three years, the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE)
holds a global conference that has become the most important gathering of health
promotion experts and exponents worldwide. In 2010, this event will bring together key
representatives of health promotion from across the globe as well as development experts to
discuss health, equity and sustainable development
In 2010, the conference will be held in Switzerland for the first time in the organisation’s more
than 50-year history. Health Promotion Switzerland is organising this major event on behalf
of the IUHPE and other partners, and is expecting between 2’000 and 2,500 delegates to
explore health, equity and sustainable development issues over a 4-day period.
What is the rationale for this event?
The pre-requisites for health – peace, shelter, food, income, a stable ecosystem, sustainable
resources, social justice and equity – remain unchallenged. Their presence or absence
continues to determine why some of the world’s people are healthy and others are not. While
health and social inequalities have existed for as long as human civilisation, there are
disparities within and across countries that persist despite the existence of the wealth and
technological means to address them. It is widely held that these inequalities have increased
as an outcome of unchecked population growth, global economic integration, accelerated
urbanisation, ecological disruption, and market-based reform policies. These trends
exacerbate the systematic and deeply rooted discrimination based on gender, class, religion,
ethnicity or race that has a profound negative impact on health and well-being.
The burden of poor health that results from this unequal distribution of societies’ resources
continues to fall disproportionately on the most vulnerable population groups in many
countries. Combined with social and economic insecurity this is rapidly translating into an
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increasing gap between rich and poor within all countries in access to and application of the
resources necessary for health.
Finally worldwide, environmental threats and competition for resources are eroding solidarity
and exacerbating social inequalities.
Against this background, sustainable improvement of health and well-being requires, above
all, strengthened and expanded partnerships that go beyond the health sector. The 20th
IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion in Geneva will examine ways of achieving
this goal through joint action.
How can health and equity be promoted in the context of sustainable development?
This question will be discussed at the 2010 World Conference in Geneva. The meeting will
offer a platform for interdisciplinary exchanges, new partnerships and sustainable results.
The discussions will focus on approaches and solutions to promote healthy people in
healthy societies on a healthy planet.
Our themes
In a globalised world, the dynamics of modernisation and urbanisation pose major challenges
for ecological sustainability and equitable, sustainable health development. Environmental
threats and competition for resources are eroding social solidarity and exacerbating existing
social inequalities. Against this background, we will discuss the direct and indirect links
between the health of the natural and human environment and the interactions
between social stability, sustainable growth and healthy life. A lifestyle of health and
sustainability results from the insight that the quality of human life requires an intact planet.
The sustainable improvement of health and well-being therefore calls for strengthened and
expanded partnerships going beyond the health sector, skilled advocacy, and evidence
based and ethically sound practice and policy. The 20th IUHPE World Conference on Health
Promotion will examine ways to achieve joint efforts to promote healthy people in healthy
communities on a healthy planet
At the conference, the following four core challenges are to be addressed:
Territorial change and urbanisation
Social and cultural change
Environmental change
Global economic change
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Conference goals and objectives
To build sound and productive bridges between the fields of health promotion and
sustainable development
1. Promote and disseminate up-to-date knowledge
• Collect and disseminate state-of-the-art science and practice based knowledge related to
the conference theme and main sub-themes
• Promote and contribute to new forms of knowledge transfer between research and
practice as well as disciplines, sectors and countries globally
• Establish dialogue and target oriented exchange amongst the fields of health and
sustainable development
• Contribute to and strengthen capacity building and mutual learning
2. Initiating and building collaborations and partnerships
• Promote exchange and discussion between researchers, professionals, politicians and
decision makers within and across:
o Health promotion and sustainable development;
o Public and private sectors, non-profit and for profit sectors;
o Different levels of society (local to global)
• Raise awareness and mutual understanding of important aspects for health development
within sustainable development
• Identify and build on overlapping goals and objectives of the fields of health promotion and
sustainable development
3. Production of sustainable results
• Showcase and disseminate examples of good and best practice from low, middle and high
income countries and regions
• Initiate and maintain an independent platform for ongoing dialogue and collaborations with
opinion leaders and key actors from public and private, non-profit and for-profit sectors
• Strengthen the position of health promotion within public health and the sustainable
development arena
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Conference programme structure
Sat July
10
Sun July
11
Mon July 12 Tue July 13 Wed July 14 Thu July 15 Fri July 16
07h30
08h00
08h30
09h00
09h30
10h00
Plenary
Territorial
change &
Breakfast
meeting /
stimulated disc.
10’ feed-back
Plenary
Social &
cultural change
Breakfast
meeting /
stimulated disc.
10’ feed back
Plenary
healthy3/ POL
Breakfast
meeting /
stimulated disc.
Sub-plenaries
(deb. &
dialogue,
POL etc.)
Satellite
events/sympo
urbanisation
10h30 sia
Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break
Breakfast
IUHPE meeting
of incoming
BoT
11h00 Coffee break Parallel
sessions
11h30
Parallel
sessions
Poster
12h00
Sessions
12h30
13h00
13h30
14h00
14h30
Satellite
events /
symposia
Lunch
Networking
events
Poster
Sessions
Lunch /
Networking
Poster sessions
Parallel
sessions
Lunch /
Networking
Poster sessions
Parallel
sessions
Poster
Sessions
Parallel sessions
Poster Sessions
Lunch /
Networking
Poster sessions
Sub-plenaries
(deb. & dialogue,
POL etc.)
15h00
Registration
15h30
of
Poster
participants Sessions Coffee break Coffee break
16h00
16h30
17h00
17h30
18h00
18h30
19h00
19h30
20h00
20h30
21h00
21h30
22h00
Opening
Plenary
Welcome
reception and
networking
World Cup
Final
Big screen
Dinners &
networking
time
Coffee break
Sub-plenaries
(deb. &
dialogue,
POL etc.)
Networking
Sponsoring
events
Receptions
Dinners &
networking time
Sub-plenaries
(deb. &
dialogue,
POL etc.)
Swiss Night
IUHPE GA
Dinners &
networking time
Parallel
sessions
Poster
Sessions
Closing plenary
Economic
change; local &
global
challenges
Lunch
Aperitif BoT
(out. & in.)
Lunch
Networking
events
postconference
events ?
5 plenaries (2000-2500 participants), focusing on:
1. Opening Plenary
2. Territorial change & urbanisation
3. Social & cultural change
4. Healthy3/ POL: Environmental change and White paper “Food: a prism of present
and future challenges for sustainable development and health promotion”
5. Closing Plenary : Economic change; local & global challenges
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20 sub-plenaries (220-950 participants), focusing on:
1. Healthy and sustainable settings: reflections and future directions
2. Evidence on salutogenic pathways to health promotion (sustainability, equity and
participation)
3. Social determinants for health – A foundation to promote a human rights agenda
4. Surveillance: making health promotion accountable
5. Debating the roles of Impact Assessment in promoting health – purposes, methods,
outcomes
6. The use of evidence for policy: evidence-informed decision-making
7. Supporting local health actions that address the social determinants of health
8. Building consensus on domains of core competencies in health promotion
9. Challenges and issues around the evaluation of interventions
10. Vision and action for health promotion in Latin American countries
11. Health promoting architecture- contributions to a new culture of living
12. Best practice in health promotion - general quality standard(s) for HP
13. Building high impact partnerships for health, equity and sustainable development
14. Urbanisation and health: from research to action
15. Mainstreaming health promotion: the kiss of death or a new lease of life
16. What can health promotion learn from other social movements?
17. Convergent strategies for transportation, development, the environment and health:
lessons in sustainability and equity from urban Latin America
18. Capacity Building – sustainable financing and infrastructures for HP
19. Contemplating the science and the art of advocacy
20. Action on the social determinants of health and the renewal of primary health care:
new opportunities for health promotion
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132 parallel session (30 – 750 participants), as well as up to 1,600
poster presentations, focusing on:
- Cross cutting issues, trends and challenges
- Concepts, perspectives and approaches
- Theory and methods in research or evaluation
- Policies and regulations; governance
- Health promoting settings; Sustainable settings; local agenda 21
- Issues for specific Populations/Population Groups
- Determinants of health at individual level: (Risk Factors and resources)
- Societal and ecological determinants of health (social, cultural, economic,
environmental risk factors and resources); Living Conditions
- Competencies
- Disease Prevention; Injury Prevention
- Mental Health; Quality of Life
The focus of the parallel sessions will be defined in February 2010 by the global
scientific committee based on the abstracts submitted by stakeholders.
This programme structure offers a variety of platforms and opportunities for personal
contacts with experts, partners and participants.
Our speakers
The conference programme will include presentations by prominent figures. We aim to
achieve a balanced, international mix, with visionary personalities and active or former
representatives of important sectors of society, such as:
government institutions (e.g. European Commission, Swiss Federal Council)
international organisations (e.g. United Nations, WHO, UNEP, World Bank)
the private sector (business leaders of sustainable multinational corporations)
NGOs (e.g. major foundations)
academia (Nobel laureates, leading researchers)
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Our partners and sponsors
(confirmed sponsors and partners as of April 2010)
Swiss Confederation (Federal Office of Public Health &
Federal Office of Spatial Development)
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
Canton of Geneva
Loterie romande
Sanofi Aventis
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MSD (Merck Sharp & Dohme-Chibret)
Pfizer
Atkins
SVV (Swiss Insurance Association)
Swiss International Airlines
Swiss Red Cross
Caritas
University of Geneva
SUVA (Swiss Insurance Prevention Agency)
Equiterre
Public Health Switzerland
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We are engaged in discussions for new partnerships with various leading national and
international organisations and multinational companies and international foundations in the
areas of health and sustainable development.
Conference participants
Do you want to have your finger on the pulse of health promotion developments? Are you
interested in international partnerships to strengthen human health as an essential resource
for sustainable economic, environmental and social development? Would you like to speak
directly to leading decision-makers? The 20th IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion
in July 2010 represents an ideal opportunity.
We are expecting between 2,000 and 2,500 participants from about 90 different countries to
attend the conference. Between 20 and 50 media professionals are expected to be present.
In terms of professional background, the participants will break down roughly as follows:
500 leading figures from government bodies, NGOs and the private sector
1,500 experts from the health field
500 experts from the sustainable development field
Geographically, the breakdown will probably be as follows:
50 Africa
800 Asia & Pacific
1,300 Europe
300 North America
50 South America
Our Organisation Committee
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Our budget
Figures as of December 2009 (in thousands of CHF and EUR). The detailed budget is
available on request.
Expenditure
Conference venues & Exhibition space, incl. CHF 880 EUR 592
logistics and interpretation
Marketing & printing: website, flyer, programme, CHF 280 EUR 189
abstract book etc.)
Speakers CHF 54 EUR 36
Participants (badges, bags, transport, CHF 226 EUR 152
sustainable development programme)
Food and Beverages CHF 410 EUR 276
Conference Management Team & Professional CHF 1,535 EUR 1,032
Conference Organiser
Bursaries for participants from developing CHF 200 EUR 135
countries
Swiss Night CHF 184 EUR 124
External conference evaluation CHF 50 EUR 34
Capacity building and global health promotion CHF 292 EUR 197
activities and research
VAT CHF 257 EUR 173
Credit card fees CHF 88 EUR 59
Contingency & inflation (8%) CHF 336 EUR 226
Total expenditure CHF 4,791 EUR 3,223
Income
Conference fees (CHF 1,100 / EUR 739 p.p.) CHF 2,942 EUR 1,978
Bursaries CHF 200 EUR 135
Government and foundations’ support (national CHF 803 EUR 540
& international)
Sponsorship and exhibition CHF 803 EUR 540
Swiss Night (sponsorship and fees) CHF 184 EUR 124
Miscellaneous CHF 60 EUR 40
Total income CHF 4,995 EUR 3,359
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Our conference venue, the CICG in Geneva
The venue for the 20th IUHPE World Conference is the International Conference Centre
Geneva (CICG), which can accommodate up to 2’500 people and we can offer enough
exhibition space on ground floor (lobby area).
The CICG is located within eyeshot of the UN Office (Palais des Nations); all participants will
receive a complimentary city ticket, providing free travel on public transport in Geneva.
The city of Geneva – an ideal location for
global conferences
Our conference venue, the CICG in Geneva
Outside view of the CICG
Inside view of the CICG
Exhibition space on ground floor
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Lobby, CICG
1st floor, CICG
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Exhibition Stands
Standard exhibition stands measuring 3 x 3 m (9 sqm) are available for exhibitors; these can
also be combined to form larger units (up to 27 sqm). Exhibition stands are included in the
packages for sponsors (see pp. 20–21) but can also be rented separately.
The following will be provided per 9-27 sqm modular booth (size depending on sponsoring
package):
Wall:
Power:
Fascia Signage:
Lighting:
Furniture:
Floor:
Cleaning:
Staff registration:
White wall modules fitted into aluminium stand system
Electrical supply for lighting (220 V, 10 amp)
Fascia board for company name
3 spotlights, 100 W (1 spotlight per 3 sqm)
1 table & 2 chairs per 9 sqm
Carpet
Stand cleaning
2 free exhibitor registrations (including 4 lunches and coffee breaks,
not included: participant material and access to scientific sessions)
a space only option is also available.
Please consult our invitation to exhibitors for additional information.
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How we are promoting the event
• Websites: www.iuhpeconference.net; www.gesundheitsfoerderung.ch;
www.promotionsantesuisse.ch; www.healthpromotion.ch; www.iuhpe.org; www.hpfoundations.net;
www.eurohealth.eu
• Promotional flyers and postcards
• Electronic newsletters
• Mailings: 1st and 2nd Announcement
• Programme booklet
• Online documentation on the four days of the conference
• Publications involving media partners nationally and internationally
• Final documentation on DVD
• Participation and promotion at national and international events
• Mailings via partner organisations and networks
• Conference ambassadors, equipped with communication kit
• PR efforts extending beyond the health promotion sector
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Forms of participation for sponsors and partners
Packages Platinum sponsor Gold sponsor Silver sponsor
Product & service
supplier/Media partner
1. Features
1.1. Description In communication In communication In communication With products or services
1.2. Sponsoring amount in
CHF
100,000 ≥50,000 ≥25,000 From 10,000
1.3. Exclusivity
Category-exclusive with
250,000 investment
No No No
1.4. Duration From now to conclusion From now to conclusion From now to conclusion From now to conclusion
1.5. Max. Number of
sponsors
1–3 (see 1.3 above) 10 10 Unlimited
1.6. Payment At least 75% cash At least 75% cash At least 75% cash At least 25% cash
2. Status of sponsor
2.1. Visual identity Logo presence Logo presence Logo presence Logo presence
2.2. Verbal identity
Brand: “Official platinum Brand: “Official gold Brand: “Official silver
sponsor of...”
sponsor of...”
sponsor of...”
Media partner/supplier
3. Area of application for event logo
3.1. On company’s
communication
Yes Yes Yes Yes
platforms
3.2. In company’s
promotion
Yes, by agreement Yes, by agreement Yes, by agreement Yes, by agreement
4. Sponsor’s logo presence
4.1. Logo presence on
www.iuhpeconference.n
et
4.2. Link to the company’s
website on
www.iuhpeconference.n
et
Yes, on top of sponsor’s
and partner’s page
Yes, below platinum Yes, below gold Yes, below silver
Yes Yes Yes Yes
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4.3. Logo on the
conference programme
4.4. Logo on the final
report
4.5. Logo presence in
promotion (by
agreement)
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes
Yes Yes Yes Yes
5. Sponsor’s on site presence
5.1. Keynote role in the
plenary session
Yes, by agreement No No No
5.2. Case study
presentation
Yes, by agreement Yes, by agreement No No
5.3. Sponsor’s board inside
the conference center
Yes Yes Yes No
5.4. Exhibition stand Yes (18 sqm) Yes (9-18 sqm) Yes (9 sqm) No
5.5. Display of company’s
topic-related
publications
Yes, by agreement Yes, by agreement Yes, by agreement Yes, by agreement
6. Additional presence
6.1. Private side events
with keynotes, peers,
etc.
6.2. Free places for
sponsorship meal
6.3. Free weekly admission
to conference
6.4. Free daily admission
to conference
Yes* Yes* No No
6 4 2 1
2 1 1 0
4 2 0 2
The practical details of the agreements take place by means of the sponsoring contract.
* Support will be provided to our partners to facilitate the contact/exchange
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Sponsorship responsible for the 20th IUHPE World Conference, 2010
Rudolf Zurkinden
Chair
Partnership and Sponsorship Committee of the IUHPE World Conference
Head Partner Relations
Health Promotion Switzerland
Dufourstrasse 30
Postbox 311
CH-3000 Bern 6 – Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0)31 350 04 18
Mobile phone: +41 (0)79 762 34 27
Fax: +41 (0)31 368 17 00
e-mail: rudolf.zurkinden@promotionsante.ch
Florian Kundig
Assistant Conference Manager to the IUHPE World Conference
Health Promotion Switzerland
Dufourstrasse 30,
Postbox 311
CH-3000 Bern 6 – Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0)31 350 04 35
Fax: +41 (0)31 368 17 00
e-mail: florian.kuendig@promotionsante.ch
Dr. Thomas Streiff
Member of the Executive Committee and Partner
Brugger und Partner AG
Lagerstrasse 33
Postfach 3977
CH-8021 Zürich - Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0) 44 299 95 96
Mobile Phone: +41 (0) 79 358 19 81
Fax: +41 (0) 44 299 95 80
e-mail: thomas.streiff@bruggerconsulting.ch
Jacques Bouché
President & CEO
International Philanthropy & Communications Advisory
JJB-PHILCOM
30, Rue J.Coosemans 30
1030 Brussels – Belgium
Phone: +32 (2) 735.16.13
Mobile Phone: +32 (2) 732-42.04
Fax: +32 (475) 66.14.32
e-mail: jacquesjbouche@telenet.be
Berne, January 2010 / FK
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