The Partnership’s17th Board Meeting

13-14 October 2015, Lusaka, Zambia

Secretariat Hosted by the World Health Organization and Board Chaired by Mrs Graça Machel

Executive Director's Report: From London to Lusaka

Robin Gorna The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health

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Nebojsa – Living our vision!

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Delivering the Global Strategy

Global Strategy consultations

Partnership brings together views from more than 7,000 individuals and organizations

Co-hosts regional consultation in South Africa

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Shaping the Global Strategy

Engagement in the Strategy & Coordination Group

Accountability and Finance Work Stream

Global Strategy evidence base

Partnership board, partners and secretariat publish papers on national leadership, finance, accountability, advocacy in BMJ special series (Sept)

SDG & Global Strategy targets

Consensus statement by 150 partners on SDG indicators

Translation of SDG targets to Global Strategy targets

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Exploring Strategic Directions for the Partnership

Private Sector Working with UN Foundation

Adolescents and youth Partnership invites 40+ youth

leaders to meet in London and develop proposal for meaningful participation (July)

Alliance of Alliances Partnership convenes meeting of

global partnerships from across sectors at meeting in London; agree to form an "Alliance of Alliances" network for joint action and accountability (Sept)

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Revitalizing Country Engagement

1 Afghanistan 14 China 27 Indonesia 40 Rwanda

2 Angola 15 Comoros 28 Kenya 41 Saudi Arabia

3 Azerbaijan 16 Congo 29 Kyrgyzstan 42 Senegal

4 Bangladesh 17 Djibouti 30 Liberia 43 Sierra Leone

5 Benin 18 Egypt 31 Malawi 44 South Africa

6 Bhutan 19 Equatorial Guinea 32 Mali 45 Sudan

7 Botswana 20 Ethiopia 33 Mauritania 46 Tajikistan

8 Brazil 21 Gabon 34 Mexico 47 Tanzania, United Republic of

9 Burkina Faso 22 Georgia 35 Mozambique 48 Turkmenistan

10 Cameroon 23 Ghana 36 Nepal 49 Uganda

11 Central African Republic 24 Guinea 37 Niger 50 Uzbekistan

12 Chad 25 Haiti 38 Nigeria 51 Zambia

13 Chile 26 India 39 Qatar 52 Zimbabwe

52 Countries consulted during 2015 strategy development

National multi-stakeholder dialogues in Bangladesh and Mozambique (July)

Country-led UNGA side event on operational framework

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GFF launch at the Financing for Development conference in Addis (July)

Partnership brings multi-stakeholder perspective to Investors' Group through board chair Graca Machel, civil society and private sector seats (Sept); prepares for pre-meeting of CSOs in Nov

Advocacy for Financing

The Global Financing Facility in support of Every Woman Every Child

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G7 Endorsement of Global Strategy and GFF in

G7 Leaders' Statement (June) USD25billion in Global Strategy commitments Partnership helps secure est. USD25 billion

in resources for Global Strategy (Sept)

Mobilising Commitments

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Championing accountability

The Partnership's 2015 Accountability Report on Global Strategy commitments finds nearly 75% of financial pledges have been disbursed (Sept)

Key finding: Need for better integration of human rights indicators and citizen voice in accountability efforts

300 partners gathered at UNGA Accountability side event, tracking commitments (resources), final iERG report and Countdown presentation (results) and citizens’ rights (perspectives)

Accountability across sectors (Alliance of Alliances UNGA side event)

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The Partnership today: 722 members and growing

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NGOs, HCPAs and private sector growing fastest

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Americas and Africa region is where most of our 722 partners are represented

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Funding Partnership’s work to date

15 donors have provided grant funding totalling around US$ 47 million to support the Partnership deliver its 2012-15 Strategic Framework

Grants were received from ten governments, two foundations, three multilateral organizations and initiatives, and a private sector partner

More than half of all annually available funding has tended to be unspecified, with the majority provided as part of multi-year grants

Each of the four years of the 2012-15 Strategic Framework were fully funded

Diversity of the donor base also meant a more complex and involved reporting process

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Progress in securing funding: 2016 and beyond

As the Partnership transitions from one strategy to the next, good progress has been made in securing funding for 2016 and beyond

No-cost extensions and existing commitments. Some donors have extended the validity of existing grants and existing commitments are being implemented by others.

New proposals. The Partnership has been invited to submit a number of new funding proposals.

Ongoing discussions. Active discussions are under way with a range of donors on identifying areas of interest and funding opportunities.

As at Oct 2015, existing commitments, possible no-cost extensions and new proposals add up to US$ 6.5 million in 2016, excluding any new opportunities that may be secured before the end of 2015

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No-cost extensions and existing commitments

Partnership has agreed or is in discussions to extend the validity of some the existing grant agreements and implement existing commitments

Donor Details US$ for 2016

Australia Considering a request for a no-cost extension of existing grant until 30 Jun 2016 1,400,000

CoIA Existing grant expires on 31 Mar, 2016 560,000

India Second half of US$ 1 million commitment to Partnership’s workplans in 2015 and 2016 500,000

Netherlands Agreed in principle to a no cost extension on existing grant until 31 Dec 2016

890,000

Total 3,350,000

In addition, the UK government agreed to extend the validity of its existing grant from Apr to Sep 2015, in the amount of US$ 1,735,100, which is enabling the possibility of other existing grants to be extended into 2016

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New proposals

There are currently three proposal under active consideration by the donor community for funding the Partnership’s work in 2016 and beyond

Donor Details US$ for 2016

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Three year grant (2016-18) for US$ 6 million 2,000,000

MacArthur Foundation Three year grant (2016-18) for US$ 750,000

500,000

USA FY15 financial year grant from USA 650,000

Total 3,150,000

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Chipata Hospital

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Thank you