ACCESS Health Interna/onal- India Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Healthcare. Global Team Mee/ng February 10-13, Goa

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1 ACCESS Health Interna/onal- India Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Healthcare Global Team Mee/ng February 10-13, Goa

2 ACCESS Health Vision and Mission OUR VISION All people, no matter where they live, have a right to access high quality, affordable healthcare. OUR MISSION To improve access to high quality and affordable health for people everywhere.

3 Public Private Partnerships in Healthcare- Vision and Objec=ves VISION To support access to good quality and affordable healthcare through public and private engagement. OBJECTIVES To align the interests of both the public and private par/es, where feasible, to fulfill public healthcare goals To improve the capacity of the public sector to envision, design, and implement Public Private Partnership programs To facilitate structures at the state level that can support private sector engagement within appropriate policy frameworks

4 ACCESS Health and Public Private Partnerships Iden/fica/on and documenta/on of Public Private Partnerships in Healthcare Case studies on the performance and challenges of Public Private Partnerships in India Online platorm with current programs, discussion forum for interac/on between public and private sector, and relevant resources for Public Private Partnerships Engagement forums with the public and private stakeholders to improve performance of the partnerships and advocate for a favorable private sector engagement environment Capacity building for public sector to design and engage in partnerships with private sector

5 PPP PROGRAM ACCESS HEALTH Prospec=ve Partners PPP Cell DEA, FICCI, CII, ADB ISB, IIHMR, PHFI, IIMI, DFID, IFC Network Partners Advocacy for PPP Policy Online PPP PlaTorm State Level Engagement and PPP Capacity Building Research and Analy/cs Stakeholders PPP Advisory Group Policymakers Private Companies NGOs Transac/on Advisors Academia Notes: PPP Cell DEA: Public Private Partnerships Cell, Department of Economic Affairs NHSRC: Na/onal Health Systems Resource Centre FICCI: Federa/on of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry CII: Confedera/on of Indian Industry Role of ACCESS Health- Key role in building and maintaining the online platorm Con/nuous research and analy/cs Technical support in the capacity building course Member of the PPP council Networking with interested private players for future PPPs Advocate for a strong and favorable PPP policy

6 PPP ADVISORY GROUP Public Private Partnership advisory group will be a group of resource persons and experts on PPPs The advisory group will inform research and oversee the online platorm, ac/vi/es of the engagement forum, and the capacity building workshops Poten/al experts for the advisory group: Professor Venkatraman, Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi The World Bank, PPP Cluster April Harding, World Bank Ins/tute

7 ONLINE PPP PLATFORM Online PPP PlaKorm Informa=on Hub Overview Report PPPs in the country Case Studies SWOT analysis PPP Framework Feasibility to Indian context with relevant cases Tenders & Expression of Interest State specific Topic specific Discussion Forum Resources Webinars Conferences Twi[er Blog

8 CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITY Bi- level capacity building for key decision makers and for district level health officials Iden/fica/on of regional academic partners to ins/tu/onalize the course Poten/al cer/fica/on of the course through World Bank Ins/tute and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Signing of Memorandum of Understanding with states for annual training of certain number of public health officials in Public Private Partnerships

9 STATE LEVEL ENGAGEMENT FORUM Two day forum to understand the market through stakeholder consulta/on and reviewing performance of the exisitng pubic private partnerships in the state Day 1 Day 2 Review of exis/ng Public Private Partnerships in the state Monitoring and Evalua/on Reports (Indicators/Tools for evalua/on) Case studies Discussion on improvement Assessing new opportuni/es for private sector engagement Inputs from the private sector Compara/ve cases (from other states) Feasibility reports/studies (Willingness of private sector to par/cipate) Open for discussion/secng agenda for ac/on

10 NETWORK PARTNERS Network partners are regional/state- level organiza/ons, individuals, or ins/tu/ons that provide the following services: Independent evalua/ons of Public Private Partnerships Connec/ng Public Private Partnerships to advisory group for assistance and consulta/on Research on performance of Public Private Partnerships for the online platorm and case studies for capacity building Conduc/ng annual state level engagement forums

11 PROGRAM & TEAM About the Program HANSHEP grant to advance public and private party dialogue and partnerships in health care Grant Deliverables: Strengthen research in PPPs Create and manage an online platorm for public private partnerships Build capacity of both public and private players in design and management of partnerships Grant Period: One Year Team Members Sofi Bergkvist Execu6ve Director, ACCESS Health Interna6onal South Asia, India Rohini Kalvakuntla Program Manager- Public Private Partnerships ACCESS Health Interna6onal Apoorva Ka=kaneni Consultant Center for Health Market Innova6ons ACCESS Health Interna6onal

12 CHALLENGES Scoping the various forms of public sector engagement currently undertaken by private organiza/ons Government support and coordina/on for the program Ensuring sustainability of the capacity building courses beyond grant support Convincing State PPP Cells/ State Department of Health and Family Welfare to conduct engagement forums