Presentation made by Tim Martineau at the international stakeholder meeting - 'Health after conflict - Rebuilding the system' held on 13th December 2016 at the Wellcome Trust in London.

1. Tim Martineau
Health after conflict – Rebuilding the system
13th December 2016
Wellcome Trust, London

2. Background on ReBUILD
Decisions made early post-conflict can steer the long term
development of the health system

3. Post conflict is a
neglected area
of health
system research
Background on ReBUILD
Decisions made early post-conflict can steer the long term
development of the health system

4. Background on ReBUILD
Decisions made early post-conflict can steer the long term
development of the health system
Post conflict is a
neglected area
of health
system research
Opportunity
to set health
systems in a
pro-poor
direction

5. Background on ReBUILD
Emergence from conflict or crisis may not be linear or simple

6. Background on ReBUILD
Decisions made early post-conflict can steer the long term
development of the health system
Post conflict is a
neglected area
of health
system research
Opportunity
to set health
systems in a
pro-poor
direction
Useful to think
about what
policy space
there is in the
immediate
post-conflict
period

7. Background on ReBUILD
Decisions made early post-conflict can steer the long term
development of the health system
Post conflict is a
neglected area
of health
system research
Opportunity
to set health
systems in a
pro-poor
direction
Useful to think
about what
policy space
there is in the
immediate
post-conflict
period
Choice of
focal
countries
enable distance
and close up
view of post
conflict

8. The ReBUILD consortium Consortium partners
• Cambodia Development
Research Institute/National
Institute of Public Health
• College of Medicine and
Allied Health Sciences
Sierra Leone
• Makerere University School
of Public Health Uganda
• Biomedical Training and
Research Institute
Zimbabwe
• Institute for Global Health
and Development, Queen
Margaret University
Edinburgh (UK)
• Liverpool School of
Tropical Medicine (UK)
Consortium affiliates working
in additional countries: Cote
d'Ivoire, Nigeria and South
Africa; Sri Lanka, Gaza and
Liberia

9. ReBUILD research
ReBUILD’s
research
Research for stronger health systems
post conflict
Core team’s projects

10. ReBUILD research
Health
financing
ReBUILD’s
research
Research for stronger health systems
post conflict
Core team’s projects

11. ReBUILD research
Health
financing
Health
workforce
ReBUILD’s
research
Research for stronger health systems
post conflict
Core team’s projects

12. ReBUILD research
Health
financing
Health
workforce
Contracting
models
ReBUILD’s
research
Research for stronger health systems
post conflict
Core team’s projects

13. ReBUILD research
Health
financing
Health
workforce
Aid
effectiveness
Contracting
models
ReBUILD’s
research
Research for stronger health systems
post conflict
Core team’s projects

14. ReBUILD research
Health
financing
Gender &
equity
Health
workforce
Aid
effectiveness
Contracting
models
ReBUILD’s
research
Research for stronger health systems
post conflict
Core team’s projects

15. ReBUILD research
• Rebuilding the foundations for
universal health coverage with
equity in Zimbabwe
• Health Systems Resilience: A
Systems Analysis
• Health Workers’ Remuneration,
Incentives and Accountability in
Sierra Leone
• Psychosocial support and service
provision for adolescent girls in
post-conflict settings
• Access to obstetric care and
referral in rural Cambodia
Health
financing
Gender &
equity
Health
workforce
Aid
effectiveness
Contracting
models
ReBUILD’s
research
Research for stronger health systems
post conflict
Affiliate projectsCore team’s projects

16. Thematic areas
emerging from
ReBUILD's
research on health
systems in post-
conflict settings.

17. Research into policy and practice: ReBUILD’s link with
HSG’s TWG on Fragile and Conflict Affected States
Health Systems Global
TWG
FCAS
TWG
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TWG
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20. Special Issue of Conflict and Health

21. Health systems in fragile and conflict affected
states: a global consensus-based research agenda
setting exercise
Pilot
survey
Face-to-
face group
discussion
Survey
Online
group
discussions
Feedback
via email
and
LinkedIN
Webinar
Global
consensus-
based
resarch
agenda

22. Resources at