Australia
By December 2026, improve health integration and participation in 100% of relevant multi-sectoral regional and global civilian-military forums.

Fiji
By May 2026, development of a MOU for Civilian-Military interoperability to achieve 75% readiness in national tool.

Indonesia
Within one year, develop 80% of a contingency plan for disaster and health crises through collaboration with MOH, TNI-Polri, BNPB and other ministry and agencies of national disaster, local government, private sector, community, and academia.

Japan
Enhance Civ-Mil relationship by developing 80% of a tabletop exercise within that next year that focuses on civ-mil relationship.

Kiribati
By January 2026, establishing better coordinated preparedness and response team to enhance the team’s collaboration and response by 30%.

Malaysia
In 12 months, strengthen the coordination of national medical logistic support system for public health emergencies including the development of an SOP for joint civ-mil logistics system in 6 months, and joint training of civ-mil partners biannually including 70% of identified personnel, and to ensure availability of medical logistics assets for emergencies by national and local level by 70% ready in one year.

Papua New Guinea
-Within 12 months, review and update the MOU between PNGDF and NDOH; to strengthen military-civilian collaboration.

-By August 7th, 2025, set up a meeting with civil partners (PHAs, public health, local DDA’s etc.) and stakeholders by to understand the different roles and responsibilities during emergencies.

-Within one year, establish a civ-mil health committee with NDA, DMO, NHP that will include quarterly meetings, two exercises per year and joint deployments.

Philippines
By December 31, 2025, organize an inter-agency TWG for outbreak prevention, preparedness, and response in order to a achieve [the 7-1-7 targets] readiness rating of 75% among agencies in accomplishing objectives.

PPHSN
Within 12 months, PPHSN to develop and finalize activation threshold and response SOPs for a tiered escalation model, ensuring they are documented, reviewed by PPHSN members and ready for implementation.

Samoa
In 12 months, conduct forum (CEOs) meetings to highlight and strengthen information sharing across sectors..

Singapore
By December 2026, Singapore will enhance its national disease surveillance system by integrating at least 90% of all public healthcare institutions and 75% of private general practices into real-time, AI-assisted syndromic surveillance network

Tonga
By December 2025, develop a national multi-agency program to address health security and emergency response.

Vietnam
In 12 months, review 80% of the existing work plan between Civilian-Military to build policies to mobilize, manage, coordinate and use resources (ex. financial, medicine...) effectively from non-governmental resources.