Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation / Public-Private Partnerships / Johnson & Johnson / The Innovation Working Group / Every Child Innovation Working Group / Grameen-Intel Social Business Limited / Merck / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
Norway / Kenya / Uganda / Nigeria / Ghana / Ethiopia / India / /
IndustryTerm
health-related products / free services / transportation / desired products / health services / public health systems / basic healthcare / healthcare delivery / quality health services / child healthcare / market-based healthcare models / healthcare / finance / Project management / value chain / social venture capital funds / healthcare system / healthcare financing / goods or services / quality healthcare / healthcare services / health systems / improved and more equitable healthcare / quality healthcare services / /
World Health Organization / U. N. Commission on Life-Saving Commodities for Women and Children / IWG Task Force / United States Agency / Healthy Business Incubation Task Force / Task Force / Norwegian Agency for Development Corporation / United States Agency for International Development / Task Force on Sustainable Business Models / civil society / United Nations / /
Person
Irene Wood Castillo / Adam Lewis / Wendy Taylor / Tricia Morente / Scott Ratzan / Chairs Frederik Kristensen / Jeffrey L. Sturchio / Samantha Young / Tina Flores / Ban Ki-moon / Narayan Sundararajan / Naveen Rao / Iain Barton / Maria Schneider / /
Position
Advisor / Program Manager / President / Secretary-General / Prime Minster / Manager / Intel / United Nation Secretary General / Chief Technology Officer / Chief Executive Officer / RTT Health Sciences Stefan Germann Director / Partnerships / Director / Partnerships / Special Adviser / Vice President of Global Health / Government Affairs & Policy / Manager / Intel World Ahead Program / /
Region
sub-Saharan Africa / Latin America / South Asia / /
Delivering Innovations in Maternal and Child Health A report by: The IWG Task Force on Sustainable Business Models