Roundtable discussion hosted by Rabin Martin at the 78th World Health Assembly
Rabin Martin, a leading global health consulting firm, convened a multidisciplinary group during the 78th World Health Assembly (WHA) to discuss the seismic policy and funding shifts underway in global health and the need for a re-set in how companies approach partnerships across sectors.
The global health landscape is undergoing a major transformation, fueled by significant cuts in development assistance. In preparing for this shift, the private sector is re-evaluating its partnerships to ensure that they can withstand financial and geopolitical swings as they strive to address global health challenges and improve health outcomes.
In our continuing series of candid conversations on partnerships at WHA, Time for a Re-Set in Private Sector Partnerships built on our previous roundtables: Rethinking Solutions to Advance Health Access and Equity and Driving Multi-Sector Innovation to Advance Health Equity.
Time for a Re-set in Private Sector Partnerships provided a timely opportunity to explore how partnerships will need to adapt to today’s new realities – even as the future global health ecosystem is uncertain.