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    This document discusses public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the context of India's Link Worker Scheme for scaling up HIV/AIDS treatment. It notes that PPPs are needed due to the large scale of treatment required and that local organizations could help make programs more sustainable. Challenges include standardizing care, drug costs, and follow-up. The roles of PPPs are identified as capacity building, networking, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation, information sharing, and coordination. Potential PPP partners mentioned are NGOs, foundations, and pharmaceutical companies working in health in India and globally.

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    This document discusses public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the context of India's Link Worker Scheme for scaling up HIV/AIDS treatment. It notes that PPPs are needed due to the large scale of treatment required and that local organizations could help make programs more sustainable. Challenges include standardizing care, drug costs, and follow-up. The roles of PPPs are identified as capacity building, networking, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation, information sharing, and coordination. Potential PPP partners mentioned are NGOs, foundations, and pharmaceutical companies working in health in India and globally.

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    This document discusses public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the context of India's Link Worker Scheme for scaling up HIV/AIDS treatment. It notes that PPPs are needed due to the large scale of treatment required and that local organizations could help make programs more sustainable. Challenges include standardizing care, drug costs, and follow-up. The roles of PPPs are identified as capacity building, networking, advocacy, monitoring and evaluation, information sharing, and coordination. Potential PPP partners mentioned are NGOs, foundations, and pharmaceutical companies working in health in India and globally.

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    Public Private Partnership

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    Link Worker Scheme


    Why PPP?
    • Need for partnerships recognized particularly
    in the light of the scale up of treatment
    • Exchange of information and field based
    reality in an in-depth manner
    • The locally based CBOs and NGOs working on
    health related issues could help in making the
    programme sustainable
    Challenges in the current scenario
    • Main challenges for sector are
    – Standardization and quality of care
    – Cost of drugs and care and financial sustainability
    of accessing ART
    – Scale up care of care provision
    – Follow up of the existing data base
    The Role of PPP
    Enhance Private Health Sector Response to HIV
    and AIDS and Role of Public Sector in
    Managing the Response
    1. Capacity development
    2. Networking
    3. Advocacy
    4. M&E
    5. Information sharing
    6. Enhancing knowledge base
    7. Improving coordination
    Significance in LW Scheme
    • Partnership could help enhance referral and
    testing linkages
    • The initial inputs could be provided by the
    NGO, CBO or the private body
    Potential partners in PPP
    • Dr. Reddy’s Foundation- Head office, Hyderabad; the
    foundation works on health education
    • Aga Khan Health Services- Foundation's health programme
    is to achieve sustainable improvements in health status
    among vulnerable groups, especially the geographically
    remote, women of childbearing age and children under five
    • ATH is an international nonprofit organization that creates
    sustainable, culturally relevant solutions, enabling
    communities worldwide to break longstanding cycles of
    poor health. Their focus is onSolutions for emerging and
    epidemic diseases, like AIDS, tuberculosis, andmalaria.
    • ViiV Healthcare - a global specialist HIV
    company established by GlaxoSmithKline and
    Pfizer to deliver advances in treatment and
    care for people living with HIV- US based
    organisation
    List of pharmaceutical companies producing
    ARVs
    India International
    • Aurbindo • Abott
    • Cipla Ltd • BI- Boehringer Ingelheim
    • Emcure Pharma • Bristol- Myers Squibb BMS
    • Gilead
    • Hetero Drugs
    • GSK
    • Macleods Pharma
    • Merck Pfizer
    • Matrix Labs
    • Roche
    • Ranbaxy
    • Tibotec
    • Strides Arcolab

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