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Country specific recommendations from the WA private sector assessment 5 18 14

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SHOPS is funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development. Abt Associates leads the project in collaboration with Banyan Global Jhpiego Marie Stopes International Monitor Group O’Hanlon Health Consulting Regional and country specific recommendations from macro-level private sector assessment Bettina Brunner Regional Manager, Francophone Africa, SHOPS
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Page 1: Country specific recommendations from the WA private sector assessment 5 18 14

SHOPS is funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.Abt Associates leads the project in collaboration withBanyan GlobalJhpiegoMarie Stopes InternationalMonitor GroupO’Hanlon Health Consulting

Regional and country specific recommendations from macro-level private sector assessment

Bettina BrunnerRegional Manager, Francophone Africa, SHOPS

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Regional Recommendations

• Improve the public-private landscape across the region through collaboration with WAHO as catalyst, convener, and connector• Develop a regional dialogue platform• Develop standards for private sector

policies, reporting, disease surveillance• Develop private health sector strategies for

each country• Resource mobilization strategies

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Develop a Regional Total Market Approach to FP

• Include private for-profit sector in contraceptive security (CS) committees

• Conduct a market segmentation exercise in CS committees

• Use Ouagadougou Partnership as platform for TMA in each country

• Work with WAHO to standardize TMA activities

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Increase CSR Opportunities within the Region

Work through CSR associations and business councils in each country to identify company partners

Using tools from HANSHEP’s Mining Initiative, work with companies to expand HIV offerings and include FP

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Document and Develop PPPs in West Africa

Document current PPPsGo beyond service level agreements to consider

innovative PPPs with private for-profit sector at national, regional and district level

Determine strategy for health PPPs in collaboration with WAHO

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Recommendations: Burkina Faso

Streamline import regulations and value-added tax exemptions that impede growth of the private health sector.

Collaborate with WBG on private sector initiatives (policies, private sector federation)

Increase the role of FBOs in provision of HIV services to most-at-risk populations such as Union des Religieux et Coutumiers du Burkina pour la Promotion de la Santé et du Développement.

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Recommendations: Cameroon

Increase coverage in rural areas through Community Pharmacies

Develop tax incentives with MOH to increase private for-profit provision of HIV services

Add HIV services to ProFam FP network & expand to Bafousam, Douala, & Yaoundé

Work with Cameroon Business Coalition Against AIDS on prevention & education campaigns

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Recommendations: Côte d’Ivoire

Revise Reproductive Health Law to include private health sector

Work with the Africa Center for Information and Development to provide HIV and FP services in mining companies such as Newmont Overseas Exploration and Occidental Gold

Work with Association des Cliniques Privées de Côte d’Ivoire to integrate FP services into the SHOPS-sponsored pilot network of private HIV service providers

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Recommendations: Mauritania

Increase role of private sector in strategic documents (Plan National de Developpement Sanitaire, Plan to Reposition FP 2014–2018)

Community-based distribution of FP products, in partnership with the Association Mauritanienne de Planning Familiale

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Recommendations: Niger

Support community-based FP extension services through partnerships with ANBEF and ANIMAS SUTURA for Maradie and Zinder

Work through community radio stations to disseminate FP messages to men

Partner w/Nigerien chapter of Society for Women and AIDS in Africa to support preventive HIV services for sex worker populations

Disseminate FP messages at the community level via Asusu’s microfinance groups for women

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Recommendations: Togo

Work with Plateforme des Organisations de la Société Civile contre le VIH/SIDA and Fédération nationale des ONG/Associations de lutte contre le VIH/SIDA/IST et de planification familiale to train private sector facilities on reporting and monitoring and evaluation.

Expand existing partnerships with community-based organizations with Espoir Vie Togo & Médicales et Charité

Implement ILO model for HIV prevention at the workplace w/Association of Employers & Chamber of Commerce.

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SHOPS is funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.Abt Associates leads the project in collaboration withBanyan GlobalJhpiegoMarie Stopes InternationalMonitor GroupO’Hanlon Health Consulting

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