Health Sector Feedback to

Plenary

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 Presentation
• Pursuing PPP in Health in the Philippines
• GSK Engagement with NSP for Health (Egypt
Flu Vaccine)
• Private and Public Partnership Fighting
HIV/AIDS in Asia Pacific
• Public Private Alliance for Vitamin A Palm Oil
Fortification in Indonesia
 Objective of our session
• Share experiences in the region
• Identify for NSPs
– Opportunities
– Risks
– Conditions for success
 Opportunities to enhance NSP
• Coverage
• Additional technology/skills
• Efficiency/Management
• Quality of services (contracts and
competition)
 Risks of working with NSPs
• Equity
• Information asymmetry
• Capacity to enforce agreement
• Weak regulation
• Heavy donor reliance
• Government relinquishing responsibility:
accountability
• Fragmented approach
Conditions for Enhanced Partnerships
• Clearly define why NSP engagement within the
context of national health goals
• Role and responsibility of each partner
• Assess the country context - capacity of
government, private sector, CSOs, government
structure (decentralization)
• Common goal/Benefits for each partner
• Address the identified risks
• Monitoring and evaluation framework incl. data
and information systems