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Indonesia’s Minister of Health approved a regulation for public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the health sector in mid-February 2022. HP+ supported the ministry’s Center for Health Financing and Decentralization Policy in spearheading the development, adoption, and sensitization process for the regulation. PPPs are helpful in mobilizing the private sector to address gaps in health services within the public health sector. This regulation, which focuses on non-infrastructure needs within the health sector, will allow private companies and organizations to address government health priorities through various contracting and partnership mechanisms. This is expected to contribute to sustainable and equitable scale-up of those services. Read our report on Building the Foundation for Public-Private Partnerships for Indonesia’s Health Sector.
Indonesia’s Minister of Health approved a regulation for public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the health sector in mid-February 2022. HP+ supported the ministry’s Center for Health Financing and Decentralization Policy in spearheading the development, adoption, and sensitization process for the regulation. PPPs are helpful in mobilizing the private sector to address gaps in health services within the public health sector. This regulation, which focuses on non-infrastructure needs within the health sector, will allow private companies and organizations to address government health priorities through various contracting and partnership mechanisms. This is expected to contribute to sustainable and equitable scale-up of those services. Read our report on Building the Foundation for Public-Private Partnerships for Indonesia’s Health Sector.
Indonesia’s Minister of Health approved a regulation for public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the health sector in mid-February 2022. HP+ supported the ministry’s Center for Health Financing and Decentralization Policy in spearheading the development, adoption, and sensitization process for the regulation. PPPs are helpful in mobilizing the private sector to address gaps in health services within the public health sector. This regulation, which focuses on non-infrastructure needs within the health sector, will allow private companies and organizations to address government health priorities through various contracting and partnership mechanisms. This is expected to contribute to sustainable and equitable scale-up of those services. Read our report on Building the Foundation for Public-Private Partnerships for Indonesia’s Health Sector.
Indonesia’s Minister of Health approved a regulation for public-private partnerships (PPPs) in the health sector in mid-February 2022. HP+ supported the ministry’s Center for Health Financing and Decentralization Policy in spearheading the development, adoption, and sensitization process for the regulation. PPPs are helpful in mobilizing the private sector to address gaps in health services within the public health sector. This regulation, which focuses on non-infrastructure needs within the health sector, will allow private companies and organizations to address government health priorities through various contracting and partnership mechanisms. This is expected to contribute to sustainable and equitable scale-up of those services. Read our report on Building the Foundation for Public-Private Partnerships for Indonesia’s Health Sector.
