Regional F2F SENAP 2019 «Innovations for health»
Venue: Nairobi, Kenya, 9th – 12th April 2019
This year’s regional F2F focused on “Innovations for health”. Experiences have shown that innovations in health, and other sectors have played a key role in the decisive advances that saved and improved millions of lives in recent years. To maintain but above all to continue these advances, a clear agenda and vision of innovation is needed in order to fully tap into the potential and human capital available.
However, what is innovation? From a development perspective, an innovation is a new solution with the transformative ability to accelerate impact. Where inadequate practices slow progress, more effective and relevant approaches must be found. The future therefore depends on our ability to innovate to accelerate progress. In this sense, the SENAP division has set itself innovation management as a priority for the period 2018-2019, resulting in various new approaches piloted and initiated in our bilateral work. The regional F2F health builds on these developments and experiences to further increase our impact as well as relevance, by focusing on how as a SONAP team can we use innovation to make health systems more efficient, resilient and sustainable.
Regional Study Tour on Primary Health Care
Venue: Slovenia, January 2019
The Western Balkan Division organized a regional study tour on primary health care in Slovenia between 28.1. -1.2.2019. The objective of the Study Tour was to learn from a country in the region that is a member state in the European Union on the following aspects:
The Public Health System in Slovenia (roles and responsibilities of the different actors, Structure and Financing, decentralization level, regulation) including Public and Private sector
The Health care services at Primary Health Care level with the following aspects: Role of nurses and doctors, management structures, quality assurance, Health Information System/Data, home based care models and dealing with demographic change
The organization and functioning of the integrated care model in remote and urban areas
Health Promotion and Prevention – system in place, financing, results
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Global Face2Face Health 2017 “Making SDC fit for purpose: effective contributions for improved health and wellbeing”
Venue: Versoix/Geneva, Switzerland 6th – 9th November 2017
SDC’s health engagement needs to be made fit for the ambitions of the Agenda 2030, but also for current regional epidemiological trends, transformations of national health systems, global health challenges, as well as current global and national health policy debates. The global F2F meeting aims at sharing experience and generating ideas to adapt SDC’s bilateral and global health engagement to these trends, and explores potential and existing Swiss comparative advantages in health. Moreover, the meeting will aim at enhancing the leverage of national and regional evidence at global policy level – and vice versa - by establishing a synergistic, mutually beneficial link between bilateral and global initiatives.
A reporting including video statements, presentations, summary reports and pictures of participants and the event is available here: www.globalf2fhealth.ch
Regional Face2Face 2016 "Sustainable Financing for Health and HIV/AIDS"
Venue: Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, 8th – 12th May 2016
This year, the East and Southern Africa Division in close cooperation with the SDC health network, organised a regional face-to-face meeting for knowledge sharing and learning in Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania, from 8-12 May 2016. The aim was to learn, discuss and exchange experiences on Sustainable Financing for Health in the context of Sustainable Development Goals. During three days SDC collaborators provided insights from their bilateral and global projects and policy work. The discussions were enriched by Tanzanian policy makers and health programme managers from different organizations. On the last day, the HIV-AIDS Community of Practice exchanged experiences of HIV-AIDS mainstreaming.
Content:
- From MDGs to SDGs – what are SDC priorities in health?
- Health Financing – the Tanzanian experience
- Public Health System structure – Impressions from the field visits
- Mobilising and allocating resources
- HIV/AIDS Community of Practice (COP)
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