Knowledge transfer of best practices |
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To share knowledge and to spur innovative thinking,
the ACCESS Health International is hosting visiting delegations for introduction
to efficient delivery systems in Central and South India.
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Joint Learning Network on Universal Health Coverage, India, February 2010 |
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ACCESS Health International hosted a Joint Learning Workshop on Universal Health Coverage in
February, 2010. Representatives from Ghana, India, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam convened to learn
from each other on how to manage challenges with universal health coverage. The meeting was a collaboration between
Atlantic Philanthropies, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, GTZ, the International Labour Organization, the Providing
for Health (P4H) Initiative, the Results for Development Institute, the Rockefeller Foundation, and the World Bank.
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The Indo-Swedish Health Week, India, February 2010 |
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A Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in the field of Health Care
and Public Health between the Government of India and Sweden was signed in February 2009. The
Indo-Swedish Health Week was arranged from 1-6 February 2010 with the aim to commemorate the
completion of one year of the MoU on Health, and to explore and enhance the potential for strengthened
collaboration between various stakeholders in the public and private health care sectors in Sweden and India.
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Government contracting for Improved Child Survival |
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About twenty experts participated in a one day workshop on Government
Contracting for Improved Child Survival on November 19th, 2009, at the
Indian School of Business. During the course of the workshop, experts
shared various experiences from implementation of government contracting.
The outcome was a list of recommendations for government contracting in
resource scarce settings and the participating institutions shared what
role they can play for potential work going forward.About twenty experts participated in a one day workshop on Government
Contracting for Improved Child Survival on November 19th, 2009, at the
Indian School of Business. During the course of the workshop, experts
shared various experiences from implementation of government contracting.
The outcome was a list of recommendations for government contracting in
resource scarce settings and the participating institutions shared what
role they can play for potential work going forward.
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Other Activities |
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The team has been present at various international conferences, such as
the World Congress on Health Economics,
the World Economic Forum and
the Global Health Council.
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