PSP-One Expert Panel Event at Global Health Council Conference 2007

3 May 2007
Topic(s): Private Sector
PSP-One Expert Panel Event at Global Health Council Conference 2007

Making it Work:
Private Sector Partnerships to Improve Women's Health

When: Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Where: Omni Shoreham Hotel, Washington, DC, Diplomat Ballroom

The theme for 2007's Global Health Council Conference was “Partnerships for Health.” USAID’s PSP-One Project—a leader in private sector partnerships in health—offered expert panel attendees a chance to hear from both sides of a partnership to understand why more developing country private-sector individuals and organizations are engaging in efforts to improve women’s health. The partners discussed, from their perspectives, what motivated them to enter into the partnership, their expectations, the obstacles they encountered and their views on the future of their partnerships.

The four examples demonstrate the various ways partnerships with the private sector help to improve women’s health in developing countries:

Download the Expert Panel Agenda (PDF 53/KB)

Presentations and Panelists:

Panel 1: Changing Lives in Rural India through a "Base of the Pyramid" Approach

Panel 2: Building Sustainable Markets in Nigeria through a South-to-South Partnership Panel 3: The Benefits of Working with the Private Sector to Improve Maternal Health: A Public Sector Point of View Panel 4: Companies Partnering with NGOs: Working Together to Improve the Health of Workers and Communities

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