SPHS Webinar Series: Empowering Women in the Global Health Sector
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This webinar presents concrete case studies and expert knowledge in strengthening gender equality and promoting human and labour rights in the manufacture of medical products. Presenters spoke to their experiences of women's empowerment workplace programme that brings together global and local companies, business associations, and donors to support women in global supply chains through health, finance, and other curricula. In addition, principles of gender-responsive communications were discussed to ensure that language does not reinforce gender inequalities and stereotypes, but rather helps to subvert them.
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SPHS Webinar Series: Empowering Women in the Global Health Sector
- 1. Welcome to the SPHS Webinar Series ”Empowering Women in Global Health Supply Chains" www.savinglivesustainably.org September 27th, 2018
- 2. Agenda 1. Welcome remarks by the moderator 2. Introduction to speakers 3. Presentations • UNDP: Introduction to the SPHS initiative • Swasti Health Catalyst: Women Entrepreneurs improving health and wealth for the urban poor • Sehat Kahani: Empowering Women for an Empowered Tomorrow • UNDP: Lets Speak Gender 10 Principles of Gender-Responsive Communications For Development 4. Q&A
- 3. Speakers Mr Florin Marin Communications and Research Consultant UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub, Gender Equality Team Ms Nida Shehzad Lead, Digital & Innovation Sehat Kahani Ms Shama Karkal Chief Executive Officer Swasti Dr Rosemary Kumwenda Regional Team Leader, HIV, Health and Development and Coordinator of Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub
- 4. Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector (SPHS) Dr. Rosemary Kumwenda SPHS Coordinator and Team Leader for Regional HIV, Health and Development, UNDP Europe and CIS SPHS Webinar Series : Empowering Women in Global Health Supply Chains, September 27th, 2018 INTRODUCTION
- 5. Who We Are Established in 2012, SPHS brings together seven United Nations agencies and three global health financing institutions, committed to introducing sustainable procurement in the global health sector and beyond. Our annual cumulative purchasing power is around US$ 5 billion, which represents a sizable portion of the global pharmaceutical and other health products markets. What We Do MULTI- LEVEL PERSPECTI VECROSS- CUTTING INNOVATION DRIVER FOR CHANGE INCLUSIVE APPROACH MARKET INTELLIGEN CE ONLINE ENGAGEME NT PLATFORM BUSINESS TO BUSINESS Our UN procurers, suppliers and manufactures work at global, regional and national levels We address sustainability from different perspectives - public health, the environment, procurement. We promote sustainable health systems and inclusive green economies Our engagement with suppliers and manufacturers is based on systematic consultation, ongoing dialogue and collaboration We can draw on the expertise and knowledge from our far- reaching network We maintain a repository of good practice examples on sustainable procurement and sustainable manufacturing We bring together a global network of technical experts who can support suppliers and manufacturers Emerging Opportunities www.savinglivesustainably.org • Establishment of a Multi- Stakeholder Partnership Platform on Sustainable Production, Procurement and Disposal of Health Commodities • Development of Sustainable Procurement Index for Health (SPIH) • Development of Sustainable Health Procurement Guidance Note • Delivery of trainings on Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector • Engagement with our supply chains to ensure more sustainable and responsible procurement and sustainable production of health commodities
- 6. GET IN TOUCH @ www.savinglivesustainably.org Twitter: @UN_SPHS We look forward to working with you on a more sustainable global health sector.
- 7. Women Entrepreneurs improving health and wealth for the urban poor Ms Shama Karkal, Chief Executive Officer, Swasti SPHS Webinar Series: Empowering Women in Global Health Supply Chains, September 27th, 2018 PRESENTATION #1
- 15. Ms Nida Shehzad, Sehat Kahani, Lead, Digital & Innovation PRESENTATION #2 Empowering Women for an Empowered Tomorrow SPHS Webinar Series : Empowering Women in Global Health Supply Chains, September 27th, 2018
- 16. Empowering Women for an Empowered Tomorrow..
- 18. THEMISSING LINK
- 19. A Female-Focused Health Provider Network that works to deliver quality Healthcare Solutions A Female-Focused Health Provider Network that works to deliver quality Healthcare Solutions
- 20. E-Health Clinics SEHATKAHANI - A DIGITALHEALTH PLATFORM People deprived of Health Access B2C: People deprived of Health Coverage B2B: CLINICALCARESERVICES Nurse assisted Video Consultation by female doctor EMR Rec ords E-Prescriptions Value Added Services HEALTH EDUCATION & PROMOTION SERVICES Corporate sponsorship Health disease behaviour change Patient led Video consultation by Female Doctor 24/ 7 Ac cess to online pharmacy Health forum E-Health services for Corporates
- 21. 21 E-Health Clinic s $135K+Revenue ma d e in 2017 65K+Pa tients trea ted via Video Consultation 800K+Benefic ia ries rea c hed via Health Education Aw a reness Ca mp a ig ns 13 IMPACTOF E-HEALTH CLINICS& AWARENESSCAMPAIGNS
- 22. 3Corp ora tes locked In 2018 IMPACTOF E-HEALTH SERVICESFORCORPORATES In 2017 pilot launc hed on mental health 1000+Corp ora te Employees to b e rea c hed $6K+Total Revenue up to d a te $50K+Revenue c ommitment 2018
- 23. Physically healthy Social Benefit Employment Opportunities Preventive Health Education IMPACTON FEMALEPATIENTS Psychologically healthy Accessibility to quality healthcare facilities Stronger support for future generations
- 24. Training Social Benefit Certification to be a Sehat Lakhani provider Financial benefit Continuing Medical Education (CME) IMPACTON FEMALEMEDICALPROFESSIONALS Buddy Support Social Media Empowerment
- 27. MENTORS& ADVISORS Kalsoom Lakhani CEO i2i Saad Hamid CEO, Sc hool o f Skills UmarFarooq CEO, Tec hVa lley DrShehzad Saleem BusinessFra nc hise Head , No va rtis OmarParvez Fina nc e Sp ec ia list DrZakuddin Ahmed Presid ent, He a lthc a re Pa ra d ig m Dr. Shifa Habib IRD Researc h Sp ec ia list Raza Matin Marketing & Business Consultant, Google(Pakistan) Zahid Jameel Senior Partner Jamil & Jamil, Barristers-at-law Dr. Waseema Sheikh MD, MPH
- 29. Let’s together empower more women for an empowered tomorrow !
- 31. PRESENTATION #3 SPHS Webinar Series :Empowering Women in Global Health Supply Chains, September 27th, 2018 Mr Florin Marin Communications and Research Consultant UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub, Gender Equality Team Lets Speak Gender 10 Principles of Gender-Responsive Communications For Development
- 53. Q & A
- 54. GET IN TOUCH @ www.savinglivesustainably.org Twitter: @UN_SPHS We look forward to working with you on a more sustainable global health sector.
Editor's Notes
- Good morning, good afternoon and good evening everyone, and thank you very much for joining the first, in 2018, of the United Nations Informal Interagency task team on Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector (SPHS) webinar series. Today’s webinar will focus on “Empowering Women in Global Health Supply Chains”.
- My name is Alka Narang. I am the Assistant Country Director for UNDP India. I will moderate the webinar and I will start with introducing the speakers, and then we will continue with the presentations, after which we will have a Q&A session.
- Our first speaker today is Dr Rosemary Kumwenda. Rosemary is the UNDP HIV Health and Development Regional Team Leader for Eastern Europe and Central Asia and Coordinator of the Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector. Today Dr Rosemary Kumwenda will offer her insights into the UN perspective of Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector (SPHS). Our second speaker is Ms Shama Karkal Chief Executive Officer, Swasti a public health organisation, designing, delivering and supporting solutions for the health and wellbeing of the poor, headquartered in Bangalore, India. Ms Shama Karkal experience spans two decades and her repertoire includes work in the areas of large-scale project management, resource mobilization, monitoring and evaluation, research, documentation, communication, and capacity development. Our third speaker is Ms Nida Shehzad. Nida is the Lead Digital & Innovation at Sehat Kahani. Sehat Kahani is a tele-health Platform that connects at home-out of work force female doctors to underserved patients in low and middle income markets providing access to quality health care. Nida was invited as a guest speaker and panelist at the Asia Forum 2018 by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Asian Development Bank (ADB). Our fourth speaker is Mr Florin Marin. Florin is a Gender Equality and Communications Specialist at UNDP Istanbul Regional Hub. He works on developing communication materials and advocacy products to help advance gender equality and has recently developed a toolkit with 10 principles of gender-responsive communications for development. With an MA in Gender Studies, he has been working with international organizations for the past six years, pursuing the strategic design and implementation of initiatives focused on social justice and sustainable development In case you have any questions during the presentation of our speakers, please feel free to submit them in the chat box. Thank you.
- My name is Dr. Rosemary Kumwenda. I am the UNDP HIV Health and Development Regional Team Leader for Eastern Europe and Central Asia and Coordinator of the SPHS. Briefly, before we move to three highly interesting perspectives on Empowering Women in Global Health Supply Chains, I would like to present to you UN informal Interagency Task Team on Sustainable Procurement in the Health Sector, which brought to you the SPHS Webinar Series. As the coordinator of the SPHS Secretariat, I will offer insights into the UN perspective on how we, in collaboration with the Member States, the private sector and technical experts, work on sustainable global health sector, with the final aim of improving human health and well-being.
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- For more information on our work and current projects; you can also follow us on twitter, and receive regular updates on the SPHS initiative by subscribing to our Newsletter. In case you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Thank you and we look forward to reconnecting with you for the next webinar focusing on Opportunities and Challenges in Introducing Renewable Energy in the Health Sector. Goodbye for now.