Bridge financing for health
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This document discusses a Pledge Guarantee for Health (PGH) program that uses bridge financing to address cash flow problems in global health development. It does this by having commercial banks supply letters of credit and payments on behalf of ministries of health, with PGH guaranteeing 50% of promised donor funding. This allows ministries of health to purchase supplies upfront before donor funds arrive. The goals of PGH are to leverage private capital to smooth donor funding flows, reduce business risks for suppliers, and increase procurements that have better value. It also intends to promote knowledge transfers to enable sustained interventions. PGH is starting to see quick wins in accelerating funding, empowering buyers, and increasing aid effectiveness.
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AWA Experts 2015 Meeting_eMTCT Best Bractices Presentation_Introduction
The document discusses the African Union's efforts to document and share best practices for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV (eMTCT) across African countries. It outlines the policy frameworks and initiatives that provide context for the project. The objectives are to document exemplary eMTCT programs, identify key success factors, and disseminate the findings to member states. Five countries - Chad, Nigeria, Rwanda, South Africa, and Tunisia - participated by having their eMTCT programs documented for compilation into a booklet of best practices.
AWA Experts 2015 Meeting_eMTCT Best Bractices Presentation Tunisia
This document outlines a presentation on Tunisia's strategy for HIV testing of pregnant women. It discusses implementing prenatal HIV counseling and testing as a best practice. Over 7,000 women have been tested so far with no positive results. Health professionals have been trained and partnerships formed with various government agencies. Successes include capacity building and regional ownership, though more women need to be reached. Lessons learned include the importance of monitoring, involving the private sector, and high-level political support.
AWA Experts 2015 Meeting_eMTCT Best Bractices Presentation_ South Africa
This document outlines South Africa's national strategy to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 2015. It discusses the high HIV prevalence rates in South Africa, particularly among pregnant women. The national framework has five pillars, including improving coverage and quality of prevention of mother-to-child transmission programs, integrating services, strengthening monitoring and evaluation, and increasing community involvement. Key initiatives included the 20,000+ initiative in KwaZulu-Natal to improve quality and track costs, and retesting HIV in eight clinics in North West Province. Successes included reducing mother-to-child transmission rates and increasing ART initiation, but challenges included high initial costs and scaling up programs.
AWA Experts 2015 Meeting_eMTCT Best Bractices Presentation Rwanda
The document summarizes best practices in Rwanda's PMTCT (prevention of mother-to-child transmission) program. It discusses bottlenecks identified in the program's review, including lack of integration and coordination. Strategies to address these included creating a single coordinating body, decentralizing planning, and integrating PMTCT services into maternal and child health platforms. These changes led to successes like improved coverage, but challenges remain around multi-sector engagement and decentralization. Lessons include the importance of community involvement, public-private partnerships, and performance-based financing to motivate health workers.
AWA Experts 2015 Meeting_eMTCT Best Bractices Presentation Nigeria-2
The document describes the Strengthening of Process for Effective Early Infant Diagnosis in Nigeria (SPEEiD) model, which partners with Nigeria's postal service (NIPOST) to reduce turnaround times for early infant HIV diagnosis. The model pools samples from rural health facilities into urban hubs, with NIPOST transporting samples to labs within 7-10 days. Labs return results to NIPOST, who delivers them to hubs and rural sites within 2 days. An evaluation found this model reduced turnaround times by 75-85% compared to 90-120 days previously, while lowering costs. The success of reducing times has increased confidence in prevention of mother-to-child transmission programs in Nigeria.
AWA Experts 2015 Meeting_eMTCT Best Bractices Presentation Nigeria
The document summarizes Nigeria's efforts to integrate HIV counseling and testing (HCT) services into its Maternal Newborn & Child Health (MNCH) Week program. Key points include:
- Over 200,000 pregnant women received integrated HCT and MNCH services in six states, exceeding targets. The program identified over 1,400 HIV-positive women.
- The initiative leveraged existing MNCH structures at health facilities and engaged communities to increase access to HCT, especially for hard-to-reach groups.
- Successes included improved testing coverage, linkages to care, and health-seeking behaviors. Challenges included late test kit arrivals and staffing issues.
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AWA Experts 2015 Meeting_eMTCT Best Bractices Presentation methodology
The document outlines best practices for eliminating mother-to-child transmission (eMTCT) of HIV in selected member states, including defining best practices as effective approaches that achieve results without excessive resources and can be adapted elsewhere, and describing the methodology used to identify best practices through establishing country teams to collect and analyze data on potential best practices using criteria like effectiveness, efficiency, and community participation.
1 AWA Experts 2015_ AU Roadmap Progress Report
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Strengthening cc ms
This document summarizes the work of AIDS Accountability International (AAI) to strengthen participation in Country Coordinating Mechanisms (CCMs) for the Global Fund. AAI conducts research on CCM composition and surveys CCM members. They find women, girls, and key populations are underrepresented. AAI holds workshops to increase civil society capacity and collaboration. The workshops produce Civil Society Priority Charters outlining populations priorities want addressed in Global Fund proposals. AAI aims to increase transparency, promote dialogue, and support actions to improve responses through needs-driven advocacy and research.
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Who presentation recommendations 3
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Rwanda health sector achievements
The document discusses Rwanda's progress and goals for its health sector. It provides statistics showing that Rwanda has made significant improvements but still has progress to make to meet WHO recommended health standards. It outlines Rwanda's community-based health system and efforts to increase domestic funding sources and reduce out-of-pocket costs for citizens. Specific achievements highlighted include large declines in mortality rates from HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis and other diseases. Rwanda aims to continue expanding insurance coverage and improving quality of care across all levels of its health system.
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Bridge financing for health
- 1. CONFIDENTIAL Bridge Financing for Global Health: Maximizing Donor Aid through Domestic Innovative Financing Pledge Guarantee for Health Overview Addis Ababa - November 2013
- 2. CONFIDENTIAL F4D’s focus is to leverage innovative financing to bring about funding efficiency in the product and service markets of international development • Bilateral/Multilateral Donors Products • Foundations • Sovereign/National • Private Sector • Hybrids (SMOs) Services Funding 2
- 3. CONFIDENTIAL In a resource constrained world, there is a need to recapture the value we lose due to inefficiencies Advocacy Procurement Mobilization T.A./Training 3
- 4. CONFIDENTIAL PGH uses bridge financing to address cash flow problems in development Advocacy Procurement Mobilization T.A./Training Commercial bank Funding source 4 Donor funds arrive and pays bank (e.g. Donor) 2 1 Commercial bank supplies Letters of Credit (and payment) on behalf of MoH Guarantor Guarantees 50% of donor funding 3 1 MOH uses Letters of Credit to purchase order, manufacturer delivers supplies Manufacturer (e.g. Pharmaceutical company) Ministry of Health / Civil Society (PGH customer) 4
- 5. CONFIDENTIAL PGH uses bridge financing to address cash flow problems in development Advocacy Procurement Mobilization T.A./Training 5
- 6. CONFIDENTIAL PGH uses bridge financing to address cash flow problems in development Advocacy Procurement Mobilization Advisory T.A./Training Transactional A Procurements Without Transactions Nigeria Comoros Islands Ethiopia Zambia B Policy Advancements D Senegal C Pricing Discounts Facilitated Transactions Ethiopia Philippines 6
- 7. CONFIDENTIAL PGH intends to promote knowledge transfers that will enable sustained interventions Advocacy Procurement Mobilization T.A./Training 7
- 8. CONFIDENTIAL The PGH value proposition is already starting to see quick wins Leverage private capital to smooth donor funding flows Reduce business risk for suppliers to incentivize investments in increased quality, affordability and access Increase procurements that have greater value for money baked in Accelerated Empowered Efficient Ability to rapidly issue bridge funding while waiting for donor disbursement to avoid stock-outs which can have dangerous impacts on both patients and the community Allow buyers to remove inefficiencies in the procurement process that cause suppliers to price in premiums (e.g. better payment certainty, pooled procurement, etc) Increase aid effectiveness With better control of the procurement timing recipients will be able to avoid emergency production and delivery which are costly and come at the expense of additional beneficiaries 8
- 9. CONFIDENTIAL PGH’s M&E methodology is routed in a theory of change driven on delivering value for money in both Health and Financial systems irrespective of deals a) Advocacy Output: Outcomes: 1a/b/c: $ saved, extra product procured (i.e. Comoros) Health System Value-for-Money b) NonGuarantee Deals Impact Indicators: 2a/b/c: Health/social impact (deaths averted, CYP) 3a/b/c: Supply chain speed (time to delivery, time to disbursement) $ mobilized (i.e. Philippines) 4a/b/c: Financial efficiency ($ mobilized per Guarantee $) c) Guarantee Deals (i.e. Zambia, Ethiopia) Financial System Value-for-Money 5a/b/c: Financial scale (Net $ mobilized) 11
- 10. CONFIDENTIAL With the help of our partners we are well on our way 9