Results of Brokering Regional PPPs-- more than just money

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The document discusses the results and lessons learned from brokering public-private partnerships (PPPs) for health initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean. It outlines several regional PPP projects that addressed priorities like clean drinking water, nutrition, maternal and child health, and health programming. The partnerships aligned the interests of USAID, companies, and regional implementation partners. Key challenges included navigating multinational structures and timelines, but opportunities existed to bring new resources and technologies to health and development through longer-term, flexible partnerships.

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Results of brokering regional PPPs – more than just money Elizabeth Macgregor-Skinner June 15, 2011

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There is conceptual confusion around health system strengthening (HSS) with multiple approaches being taken. This can lead to fragmentation and lack of agreed upon standards. However, the multiplicity of approaches also allows responsiveness to differing local contexts. Going forward it will be important to embrace more nationally-driven HSS agendas with support for national capacity. National commitment and leadership on HSS may be more important than global funding. Research needs to be more locally-driven and responsive to build an evidence base. Country ownership can motivate local researchers and facilitate links to policymakers.

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The document discusses strengthening health systems through research, education, and action. It describes how Harvard School of Public Health conducts research on major health system topics. It educates students through various programs and executive courses. It also collaborates with governments, international agencies, and NGOs on applied research and health system reforms in many countries. Some examples mentioned include projects on malaria prevention, tuberculosis control in China, management training in Egypt, and using technology to support diagnosis.

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