Market-Based Partnerships In Health (MBPH) Final Evaluation USAID/India

Summary

The Market-based Partnerships for Health (MBPH) project successfully designed, implemented, and evaluated a wide range of private partnerships and initiatives that addressed a number of critical public health issues. In less than four years, and with a modest budget, MPBH made significant progress, building upon previous partnership models and exploring new opportunities to engage commercial private sector partners to test approaches ultimately designed to improve health outcomes for Base-of-Pyramid (BoP) families.

Key MBPH achievements included:

  1. Developed eight partnership models;
  2. Demonstrated some success in execution, cost sharing, and commitment of partners to scale-up (or at least have scale-up potential) in each model;
  3. Introduced nine health companies to profitable BoP markets;
  4. Leveraged over six million dollars from partners. Partners as varied as ITC, Sonata, ISMH doctors, and chemist shop owners joined MBPH to develop concepts and roadmaps to tap new markets and improve access to and use of public health products and services among poorer and hard-to-reach families.
Evaluation
Produced By
Social Impact, Inc., Management Systems International
Length
104 pages
Population Focus
Urban
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