ihp+: introduction and ministerial review
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IHP+: introduction and ministerial
reviewAction for Global Health Conference
S t r e n g t h e n i n g A c c o u n t a b i l i t y t o A c h i e v e t h e H e a l t h M D G s
Madrid, 7th June 2011
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What is the International Health Partnership (IHP+)?
• A global partnership that puts the Paris and Accra principles on aid effectiveness into practice, with the aim of improving health services and health outcomes, particularly for the poor and vulnerable
• 52 signatories in 2011 (up from 27 in 2007): 27 developing countries, 13 bilateral donors, 12 international organisations.
www.internationalhealthpartnership.net
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What is the impetus behind IHP+?
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What is the impetus behind IHP+?
Source: http://siteresources.worldbank.org/EXTPARLIAMENTARIANS/Resources/Debrework_Zewdie.pdf
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IHP+: expected outcomes & mechanisms• Expected outcomes
– Better use of existing funds through improved partner coordination; increased investment in national health strategies
– Country ownership - Stronger government leadership in sector coordination– Reduced burden on developing countries, allowing increased focus on
implementing the national health strategy – ……and hence contribution to better results
• Mechanisms1. Support to national planning processes2. Joint assessment of national health strategies and plans3. Country compact development4. One results monitoring framework, to track strategy implementation5. Promoting mutual accountability by monitoring progress against compact
commitments
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5. Promoting mutual accountability by monitoring progress against compact commitments
• Several avenues, at national and global level
– Nationally: through more inclusive health policy dialogue, sector performance monitoring mechanisms e.g. joint annual reviews (JARs)
– Independent monitoring of progress against partners' commitments in Global and Country Compacts – IHP+Results consortium scorecards and annual report
– Global platforms for discussion e.g. during World Health Assembly; Country Health Teams Meetings;
– Ministerial Review?
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What results have been achieved? (1)
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What results have been achieved? (2)
Our findings suggest that progress has been made in key areas:•Most governments and DPs have put in place the four policy pillars.•DPs have made progress in aligning their health aid financial aid and capacity building with national priorities.•Five governments have increased the proportion of their national budget allocated to health.•Three governments have strengthened their public financial management systems.•DPs are increasing their use of public financial management systems for their health aid•Civil society is seen to be engaging more in national health policy processes; governments appear to be involving them more Less progress has been reported on targets for responsible health financing and for strengthening and using country systems:•No African government had met the 15% Abuja target•DP performance on predictable financing has been mixed•Government performance in disbursing their health budgets was mixed.•DP use of country procurement systems appeared to have declined.•Civil society engagement in health sector policy processes could increase much further, and could be supported much more.•Countries allocated a lower proportion of funding to human resources for health, despite developing•HRH plans and beginning to integrate them into national health plans.
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Establishing and supporting national plans
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52% 79%
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2DPa: Aggregate proportion of partner support reported on national budgets.
Aid reported on budget
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Are DPs aligning health aid with national priorities?2DPb: support for capacity development that is coordinated and in line with national
strategies
Source DP data returns
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Strength of country Public Financial Management Systems
Aggregate partner use of Country Public Financial
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Mixed effect on Strengthening Systems
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Figure 3.9: Proportion of the health sector budget spent on
Human Resources for Health (HRH)
Figure 3.10: Number of skilled medical personnel per 10,000 population
NATIONAL HRH PLAN
Health systems investments
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Conclusion
• A growing partnership - increasing signs of country demand for and ownership of the IHP+
• Emergent signs of change – ripples rather than a sea • More information is available for mutual accountability• But more needs to be done, in particular:
• Ensuring meaningful involvement of civil society to progress towards real mutual accountability
• Ensuring stronger country ownership – developing mechanisms to institutionalize monitoring
• Encouraging more partners to participate• Continued focus on results• Ensuring support for aid effectiveness continues – at Busan and in
decisions about the future of the IHP+
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Thank you
For more information on IHP+Results please visit
www.ihpresults.net
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Additional slides
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IHP+ and SWAps
• Building on SWAps (reinforcing, reinvigorating)• Linking to global level• Bringing in new partners• Accountability
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EC data in 4 supported IHP+ Countries
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Establishing and signing Compacts
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Establishing and using national Performance Assessment Frameworks
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Establishing and using common accountability mechanisms
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Civil Society engagement in policy & planning processes