public-private partnerships Archives - Rabin Martin

How can the private sector engage and partner with CDC in 2019?

Earlier this month, Rabin Martin welcomed Dr. Rebecca Martin, Director, Center for Global Health at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Dr. Judy Monroe, President and CEO, CDC Foundation to uncover potential opportunities for global collaboration between the private sector and CDC. Ensuring global health security remains a top priority ...

Leveraging the private sector to bridge the gap in Nigeria’s healthcare system

Last month, Corporate Council on Africa (CCA) convened a high-level forum in Nigeria, “Bridging the Gap in Nigeria’s Health System” – featuring roundtable discussions highlighting strategies and models to address effective healthcare financing, best practices for preventing and treating communicable and non-communicable diseases and innovative solutions to strengthen Nigeria’s healthcare system. This forum is ...

Public-private partnerships: Lessons from the AIDS response in Botswana

Last year, Rabin Martin President & CEO Jeff Sturchio presented to the Exploring Partnership Governance in Global Health workshop presented by the National Academies of Sciences and Medicines. As we near World AIDS Day, sharing his thoughtful insights on how the multi-sectoral African Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Partnership (ACHAP) between the Bostwana government and the private ...

Spotlight on corporate responsibility: Rabin Martin brings unique perspective to strengthen clients’ leadership in global health

Rabin Martin is proud to be a part of the Omnicom family, a company that is committed to promoting responsible practices and making positive contributions to society around the globe. Our work was recently featured in Omnicom’s 2017 Corporate Responsibility report, showcasing how we work at the intersection of the private sector and unmet public health need to help our clients become leaders in health.

The power of partnerships: Rabin Martin showcases client work in global health

Rabin Martin is proud to highlight the multi-faceted work we do for our clients through two global health reports that we recently developed. These reports are strong examples of how Rabin Martin helps our clients derive value from their global health investments and showcase their important work in advancing the global health field through both research and evaluation and public/private partnerships.

Shire establishes global commission to end the diagnostic odyssey for children with a rare disease

Rabin Martin is excited to support Shire in establishing the Global Commission to End the Diagnostic Odyssey for Children with a Rare Disease, a new effort co-chaired by Shire’s CEO Flemming Ornskov, Microsoft CMO, Simon Kos, and EURORDIS CEO, Yann Le Cam.

Getting NCD multisectoral partnerships right: Collaborating to improve health workers training and to strengthen supply chains

Noncommunicable diseases, notably cancers, heart disease, diabetes and respiratory disease kill an estimated 40 million people annually. With more than 80% of these deaths occurring in low- and middle- income countries, NCDs have become a major global health priority. Indeed, the inclusion of NCDs within the Sustainable Development Goals reflects their importance as a health priority as well as influence on long-term economic development.

A conversation with the CDC

As countries grapple with multiple health challenges, greater emphasis has been placed on creating partnerships. Partnerships help maintain existing global health programs while facilitating greater capacity to respond to emerging health threats.

Reflections from BIO

From June 19-22, 2017, thousands of the world’s leading biopharmaceuticals descended on San Diego at BIO. Rabin Martin was on the ground and brings you key insights from this year's conference on issues of access and commercialization in emerging markets, innovative financing models to support vaccine development, patient perspectives within value-based pricing schemes and biopharma’s response to the surge in antimicrobial resistance.

How the U.S. can engage with the private sector to support women’s and family health

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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