A practical guide for organizations working with private health care providers to connect to sustainable domestic financing opportunities.

A course designed to enable governments and their partners to ensure equity of access to safe, effective, and affordable health care through engagement with the private sector. The curriculum has been redesigned to reflect the COVID-19 pandemic.

The course guides those seeking to assist governments on how to use the total market approach concept to maximize resource use, increase access to priority health goods, and improve sustainability.

This guide provides detailed, how-to approaches for building effective and strategic communications campaigns to support policy advocacy and reform implementation.

Private Sector Counts uses Demographic and Health Survey data to illuminate the important contribution of the public and private sectors to sick child care and family planning service delivery.

This course is intended to introduce the essential steps and concepts needed for purchasers and providers to evaluate, negotiate, and manage contracts for family planning and other health services.

This resource is a PowerPoint template that can be adapted to conduct a masterclass on public-private contracting for HIV and other essential health services.

This is a guide to conducting private health sector assessments in developing countries.

This guide provides a synthesis of the institutional environment needed for countries to shift to strategic purchasing, organizational incentives that need to be in place, and management capacity that needs to be strengthened.

This course is mainly intended to help private health care providers understand the benefits to organizing. Government stakeholders can also learn how to promote opportunities to facilitate organization and engagement with the private health sector.

This resource is a PowerPoint template that can be adapted to conduct a masterclass on public-private contracting for HIV and other essential health services.