Building high impact partnerships for health, equity and sustainable development


Objective:

One major aim of the healthy3 initiative is to initiate joint actions building on strategic partnerships between key players in the fields of health promotion and sustainable development. The long-term impact of the initiative depends on action-oriented projects, their institutional setup is crucial. After more than a decade of public private partnerships it is time to share experiences and lessons learned, and to derive rules for developing and running high impact public-private-partnerships (PPP) in health promotion and sustainable development - as a basis of new activities to be initiated by healthy3 and/or IUHPE, WHO and other key players in health promotion, public health and sustainable development both at international level and within countries. 

Key questions:

  1. What are the lessons learned from intersectoral partnerships – particularly those involving also the for profit sector? How can we make it work in today’s context? (success factors, obstacles, challenges)
  2. How can we overcome the challenges of such partnerships that include the for profit sector? Which challenges are intrinsic and have to be dealt with constructively in any intersectoral or public-private partnership, which challenges have to be avoided? How can this be done?
  3. Which relevant, ethics and knowledge based guidelines or rules exist? What guidelines or rules are missing and how could they be developed?
Proposed format:
Interactive panel/debate and dialogue
  • 3 short inputs (8-10min) from key panelists on experiences with public-private partnership in health promotion and/or sustainable development;
  • Interview of the speakers by moderator (15-20 min);
  • Followed by a moderated panel/ plenary discussion (50 min)

Source of request:

Conference host/ healthy3 Initiative (as of 24 June 2010)

Contact person:

Dr. Ursel Broesskamp-Stone, MPH ()
Supported by: Mrs. Karin Guentensperger, Scientific Project Assisitant, Health Promotion Switzerland ()

Key partners, collaborators:
  • The Swiss Healthy3-Inititative (Lead: Dr. Thomas Mattig, Director, Health Promotion Switzerland; Contact: Dr. Ursel Broesskamp-Stone, Mr. Ruedi Zurkinden)
  • Dr. Sylvie Stachenko, IUHPE Vice President for Partnering and Institutional Affairs, IUHPE, Toronto, Canada

Co-Chairs:

  • Dr. Ursel Broesskamp-Stone, IUHPE Vice President for Europe; Head International Affairs and Senior Advisor Policy, Health Promotion Switzerland;
    Presentation (PPS, 1.99 MB)
  • Dr. Sylvie Stachenko, IUHPE VP for Partnering and Institutional Affairs
  • Prof. Daniel Wachter, National Coordinator of the Swiss National Strategy on Sustainable Development, Swiss Federal Department of Spacial Development, Switzerland 

3 short key inputs/ impulse statements:

8-10 min input each, plus interview by moderator afterwards (15-20min)

Public sector/ IGO representative:
  • Dr. James Hospedales, PAHO – (partnership-example NCDnet and Regional level platform)
    Presentation (PPS, 2.86 MB)
Private sector representative:
  • N.N., International Food & Beverage Alliance (tbc)
Civil society representative:
  • Dr. Mark Weiss, CEO of Global Urban Development; Chair of Climate Prosperity Alliance;

Key Panelists:

5 panelists (the personalities above plus 2 new ones joining in) (50 min).
  • Dr. Rüdiger Krech, WHO – from equity, ethics, trade and human rights perspective (tbc)
  • Dr. Olivier Raynaud, World Economic Forum
  • plus the three personalities (above)

Conference Organiser

Health Promotion Switzerland
Erich Tschirky

Content and programme

Dr. PH Ursel Broesskamp-Stone
Vice-Chair of the Steering Group,
the Global and the Swiss Scientific Committee