Overview of global health market

Overview of global health market

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  Pre-workshop Session 2: Overviewof Global Health Market February 10, 2016
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  Today’s story •  Challenges& opportunities •  Current trends •  Useful ideas for action
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  Global health •  Publichealth challenges with scope & influence beyond national borders •  Solutions require inter-disciplinary approach – Biomedical sciences – Social & behavioral sciences – Engineering – Business & economics & finance – Others
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  Current situation •  Donor-dependentin low income countries •  More public funding for middle income countries (e.g. BRIC) •  Uneven financing (HIV, malaria, TB) •  Lack of access to affordable & quality services for those who need most
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  Global health innovation Source:scottberkun.com; G. Pinchot Significant positive impact. To create and bring into use sustainable new products, processes, services, and ways of doing business.
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  Bring innovation intouse •  Availability •  Affordability •  User acceptability •  Adoption Reaching end-users (or customers)
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  Segments & Challenges Ruralpoor Urban/peri- urban poor Urban/peri- urban middle- income Urban/peri- urban high- income Healthcare delivery Volume Infrastructure Price Quality for cost Infrastructure Price Quality for cost Infrastructure Infrastructure Medical technologies & supplies ‘Last mile’ Volume Price Price Price Financing model Information Price Information Price Information Logistics & Distribution Last mile Volume Infrastructure Volume Infrastructure Infrastructure Source: Strengthening health system through private investment, Calvert Found et al. 2015
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  Adaptation to market Product or Service Team Market Health  System   Validate P/S Increase interest & demand for P/S Introduce & sustain P/S 1 2 3
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  Key stakeholders PublicPrivate Policy makers Delivery system Global donors Technical assistance Delivery system Entrepreneurs Multi-national corps Investors
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  Global health valuechain Credit: noun project Patient Provider Healthfacility District distribution Zonal warehouse CentralMedical Store Govt. procurement agency Partner procurement networks Retailers& Wholesalers Foreign vendors Manufacturers Suppliers R&D Sourcing Use Supporting functions: R&D, infrastructure, talent, business services, etc. Policy & regulation: standards, law, norms/practices, etc.
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  Recent trends •  Growingmiddle-class & more sophisticated consumers •  Burden shift to non-communicable diseases •  Better access to technology & information •  Growing interest from private investment •  Push toward universal health coverage
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  Health system Subsidized  models   For-­‐profit  models   Public   Private   Public   Private  Social   Finance  Delivery   Adapted  from  Taking  Innova+ons  to  Scale,  R4D,  2013.  
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  Potential partnerships Public SocialPrivate •  Policy   •  RegulaGon   •  Standards   •  Access & insights to key segments •  Information & education •  Pool demand •  Market-based solutions •  Efficient delivery system
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  Thank you P/S Innovation + SustainabilityInnovation