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Resource	Description	Requests	Contributor
The Dividend of Compromise and Patience: A Policy Win for Zambia 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference	242
Has the Private Sector Been Left Out of the Policy Process in HIV/AIDS? Earning a Seat at the Table in Guatemala 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference The Next Frontier: Private Sector Participation in the Global AIDS Response	208
Servicios de Pruebas de VIH Con Orientacion Brindados por el Sector Privado de Salud en Guatemala: Resultados de un Sondeo Rapido 2008	El sector privado es una fuente importante de servicios de salud en Guatemala. Tanto el Programa Nacional de ITS, VIH y Sida (PNS) y los Colegios de Profesionales concuerdan que es necesario fortalecer el papel que éstos desempeñan en proveer atención relacionada con el VIH y el Sida en el país.	777	PSP-One
Why Policy Matters: Regulatory Barriers to Better Primary Care in Africa - Two Private Sector Examples 2007	The Abt Associates led-PSP-One project developed this Policy Brief that examines the recent experiences in Zambia and Ethiopia that illustrate why policy matters for developing the private health sector and explains the regulatory barriers to primary care in Africa.	1698	PSP-One
The structuring of health systems and the control of infectious disease: looking at Mexico and Cuba 2006	This paper considers the implications that distinct organizing principles for health systems have for the control of infectious diseases. The paper takes the health systems in Mexico and Cuba as examples of neighboring but widely divergent systems, producing different pubic health outcomes.	453
PSP-One AND POLICY 2006	Policy can be a primary constraint preventing a vibrant and viable private sector from meeting a population's family planning needs. PSP-One is involved with many policy activities that address the policy environment and market conditions to encourage greater private-sector participation in the provision of family planning and reproductive health products and services.	4404	PSP-One
PSP-One On-Line Conference Agenda 2006	PSP-One, USAID, and The World Bank will be hosting an On-Line Conference November 13-18, 2006, entitled "Expanding Health Service Access, Quality, and Equity in Developing Countries: The Role of the Private Sector." You may download the full agenda here.	641	PSP-One
Fight AIDS as well as the brain drain 2006	Leaders in international health have begun to address the critical shortage of professionals in the poor regions of the world with the highest disease burden.	749	Abt Associates
Unraveling the Factors Behind the Growth of the Indonesian Family Planning Private Sector 2006	Increasingly, donors and developing country health practitioners are calling for an expanded private sector role in the delivery of high-quality family planning and reproductive health services, but policy guidance on how to encourage greater private sector participation is scarce.	2194	PSP-One
Building Support for PPP for Health Service Delivery in Africa 2006	Building Support for PPP for Health Service Delivery in Africa	472
WB/CDC Stakeholder Analysis 2006	WB/CDC Stakeholder Analysis	453
January PSWG Attendees 2006	January PSWG Attendees	452
PSWG Agenda for 1/9 2006	PSWG Agenda for 1/9	531
PSWG Meeting Notes Jan.9 2006	PSWG Meeting Notes Jan.9	614
PSWG Members 2006	PSWG Members	956
Perceptions of Role of the Commercial Sector in Health 2006	This Powerpoint discusses the results of an informal survey conducted to better understand perceptions about benefits and risks associated with the commercial sector role, in health, among funders (initially USAID), and to inform PSP-One technical direction and develop Mainstreaming Strategies.	1307
Cambodia Tries Nonprofit Path to Health Care 2006	Cambodia Tries Nonprofit Path to Health Care	415
PSWG Framework 2006	PSWG Framework	534
May 18th Agenda 2006	May 18th Agenda	460
DFID Private Sector Report 2006	DFID Private Sector Report	805	DFID

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