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Achieving improved health outcomes through multisectoral actions was the focus of an online policy forum convened by Health Policy Plus on June 22, 2021. The session—A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health: Working Across Sectors for Quality and Sustainability—delved into the importance of designing cross-sectoral interventions and building strong collaborations, such as networks that focus on common goals and bring success to all their members. Clive Mutunga of USAID opened the discussion and provided insights on how multisectoral approaches strengthen health policy and sustainability. Building on his remarks, lead authors from the HP+ blog series “A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health” shared some lessons learned around youth, nutrition, public and private sector collaboration, and governance. In a panel discussion led by Jay Gribble, deputy director for HP+, panelists addressed challenges faced when coordinating across silos, the importance of understanding context, the need to have good communications, and the role of stakeholder engagement. Speakers addressed audience questions around adapting strategies for sustainability in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how to work with global organizations to support countries in undertaking multisectoral action.
Achieving improved health outcomes through multisectoral actions was the focus of an online policy forum convened by Health Policy Plus on June 22, 2021. The session—A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health: Working Across Sectors for Quality and Sustainability—delved into the importance of designing cross-sectoral interventions and building strong collaborations, such as networks that focus on common goals and bring success to all their members. Clive Mutunga of USAID opened the discussion and provided insights on how multisectoral approaches strengthen health policy and sustainability. Building on his remarks, lead authors from the HP+ blog series “A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health” shared some lessons learned around youth, nutrition, public and private sector collaboration, and governance. In a panel discussion led by Jay Gribble, deputy director for HP+, panelists addressed challenges faced when coordinating across silos, the importance of understanding context, the need to have good communications, and the role of stakeholder engagement. Speakers addressed audience questions around adapting strategies for sustainability in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how to work with global organizations to support countries in undertaking multisectoral action.
Achieving improved health outcomes through multisectoral actions was the focus of an online policy forum convened by Health Policy Plus on June 22, 2021. The session—A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health: Working Across Sectors for Quality and Sustainability—delved into the importance of designing cross-sectoral interventions and building strong collaborations, such as networks that focus on common goals and bring success to all their members. Clive Mutunga of USAID opened the discussion and provided insights on how multisectoral approaches strengthen health policy and sustainability. Building on his remarks, lead authors from the HP+ blog series “A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health” shared some lessons learned around youth, nutrition, public and private sector collaboration, and governance. In a panel discussion led by Jay Gribble, deputy director for HP+, panelists addressed challenges faced when coordinating across silos, the importance of understanding context, the need to have good communications, and the role of stakeholder engagement. Speakers addressed audience questions around adapting strategies for sustainability in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how to work with global organizations to support countries in undertaking multisectoral action.
Achieving improved health outcomes through multisectoral actions was the focus of an online policy forum convened by Health Policy Plus on June 22, 2021. The session—A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health: Working Across Sectors for Quality and Sustainability—delved into the importance of designing cross-sectoral interventions and building strong collaborations, such as networks that focus on common goals and bring success to all their members. Clive Mutunga of USAID opened the discussion and provided insights on how multisectoral approaches strengthen health policy and sustainability. Building on his remarks, lead authors from the HP+ blog series “A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health” shared some lessons learned around youth, nutrition, public and private sector collaboration, and governance. In a panel discussion led by Jay Gribble, deputy director for HP+, panelists addressed challenges faced when coordinating across silos, the importance of understanding context, the need to have good communications, and the role of stakeholder engagement. Speakers addressed audience questions around adapting strategies for sustainability in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and how to work with global organizations to support countries in undertaking multisectoral action.
