Partnerships between the public, private, and nonprofit sectors are crucial to addressing global health challenges holistically and effectively. Current global efforts to improve quality, accessibility and affordability of care and strengthen public health systems to respond to future health crises can be scaled and sustained through robust multi-sectoral partnerships. In the area of financing, finite public and nonprofit funds make private investment essential. In this session, we will explore the facilitators of and barriers to financing health care through a public-private-nonprofit approach and discuss recommendations for how to mobilize private sector investment for global health. 

Moderators

Sung Hee Choe

Senior Director, FasterCures, Milken Institute

Caitlin MacLean

Senior Director, Innovative Finance, Milken Institute

Speaker

Samar Nassar

Managing Director, Healthcare Ministry of Investment of Saudi Arabia