In a series of papers for the CSIS Task Force on Women’s and Family Health, Rabin Martin examines how the United States government can engage with the private sector to support women’s and family health and sustain global commitments to life-saving immunization efforts.
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Rabin Martin CEO Jeff Sturchio recently spoke with CSIS Deputy Director Sara M. Allinder on best practices for structuring public-private partnerships to improve the health and well-being of adolescent girls and young women in low-income countries.
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The Private Sector Role in Public Health: Reflections on the New Global Architecture in Health examines the convergence in perspectives between those who see business as a potential partner in improving the prospects for people living in low- and middle-income settings and those searching for new methods and new resources to address key unanswered questions about how to catalyze and sustain development gains in a world of growing constraints.
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Rabin Martin Vice President Sarah Hanck participated in a panel at the Center for Strategic International Studies (CSIS) to discuss ways to enhance U.S. engagement on Maternal and Child Health in sub-Saharan Africa. Sarah provided private sector perspective and maternal health expertise as one of the eight delegation members on a CSIS trip to Tanzania in February.
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Many maternal and newborn health technologies fail to reach scale. Why? Rabin Martin and Jhpiego's Brinnon Mandel explore this topic and propose 5 solutions to overcome it.
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Rabin Martin and Princeton University inaugurated the Princeton Seminar on Global Health with an event entitled, The Evolving Role of the Private Sector in Global Health. The Seminar gathers members of academe, the private sector, civil society and others to explore issues around improving global health quality, equity and access.
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