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Lets Talk Partnerships & Financing!

By now you have probably heard about Deliver for Good, a global campaign that applies a gender lens to the SDGs to fuel concrete action for girls and women. The beauty of Deliver for Good is that it focuses on the whole girl and the whole woman—not just her health needs, her educational needs, or her rights. And it does so via twelve high-yielding investment areas.

Over the next year, Women Deliver and partners will dive deep into each of these 12 investments. Every month, we will bring you stories, research, advocacy tools, and opinions centered around the Theme of the Month. First up? Sustainable Financing and Partnerships.

You may be asking yourself, “why start this initiative with a topic so dry?” But the world of financing is one of today’s most innovative fields, experimenting with technologies like mobile banking and cash transfer programs that go straight to the female heads of households. And then there are partnerships. Our community knows that much more can be done when we work together, and no one understands that better than Adviser on 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, David Nabarro, who calls for sophisticated coordination and an SDG agenda that is “feminized, from top to bottom.”
 

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Partnerships and Financing in Focus

'Brazil’s Bolsa Familia'
Women Deliver
Through Brazil’s Bolsa Familia program, qualifying families receive a small monthly cash transfer — distributed directly to the female head of household — in exchange for keeping children in school and taking them to regular health checks.
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'The Dapivirine Ring: A Product of Partnership'
International Partnership for Microbicides
IPM's monthly dapivirine ring was shown to safely help reduce a woman's risk of HIV infection. Learn about how partnerships played a critical role in the ring's development.
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'Motivating Better Health: Why Other Types of Programs So Often Fail—and Results-based Financing Succeeds'
Jean Kagubare | Management Sciences for Health
There are no magic bullets in life. For fixing a healthcare system, though, there is one approach that comes close: results-based financing.
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'Can we get out of the private sector bad, public sector good trap?'
Deborah Doane | The Guardian
Do you trust the private sector? No? Neither do I. But I also know that we have to find a way to overcome the knee-jerk reaction that all private sector is bad, and all public sector is good.
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Watch and Learn

Investing in girls and women makes economic sense. Dr. Jim Yong Kim talks evidence and making the case for girls and women. Watch the full video here >>
David Nabarro and Sarah Hendriks talk about the Sustainable Development Goals and how we can achieve theme. Watch the full video here >>

What are we up to this Month?

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