New People New Ideas New Directions Some new

New People – New Ideas – New Directions Some new issues arising from the expansion in membership of the RH Supplies Coalition Steve Kinzett – Technical Officer 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Expanded Membership • Since November 2007 expanded from less than 20 to over 60 members • Most increase in the technical agencies/NGOs/private sector • One more Bi-lateral donor – and several manufacturers have joined • (See your meeting packs for brief write-ups for each member) 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Existing and New • • EXISTING MEMBERS Bi-Lateral Donors – – • Multilateral Agencies – – – • DFID Kf. W Netherlands Foreign Affairs USAID European Commission IPPF UNFPA WHO World Bank Foundations/ Other donors – Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation – United Nations Foundation 22 May 2008 Brussels • • NEW MEMBERS (since 11/07) Bi-Lateral Donors – Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs • Multilateral Agencies – GFATM • Foundations/ Other donors – David and Lucile Packard Foundation – William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Existing and New • • EXISTING MEMBERS Technical Agencies/NGOs – Partners in Population and Development (PPD) – Supplies Initiative (comprising PAI, DSW, JSI and PATH) – (Population Services International) – (Crown Agents) • • NEW MEMBERS (since 11/07) Technical Agencies/NGOs – – – – 22 May 2008 Brussels Abt Associates Academy for Educational Development Center for Health and Gender Equity Centre for Development and Population Activities Concept Foundation Constella Futures International Countdown 2015 Crown Agents Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung (DSW) (German Foundation for World Population) DKt Eth/Venture strategy Health Development Engender Health Equilibres et Populations Family Health International Family Planning Association of Bangladesh Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Existing and New • • EXISTING MEMBERS Technical Agencies/NGOs • • NEW MEMBERS (since 11/07) Technical Agencies/NGOs – Global Campaign for Microbicides – Institute for Reproductive Health, Georgetown University – Interact Worldwide – International Contraceptive Access Foundation – IPPF/WHR (IPPF Western Hemisphere Region) – John Snow Incorporated (JSI) – Marie Stopes International – MEXFAM (Fundacion Mexicana para la Planeacion Familiar A. C. ) – NESMARK Foundation – Parsemus Foundation – PATH – Pathfinder International – Population Action International (PAI) 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Existing and New • • EXISTING MEMBERS Technical Agencies/NGOs • • NEW MEMBERS (since 11/07) Technical Agencies/NGOs – Planned Parenthood Association for Ghana (PPAG) – Population Action International (PAI) – Population Council – Population Services International – PROSALUD Inter Americana Foundation, Inc – Reproductive Health Interchange (JSI) – Seraphim Life Sciences Consulting LLC – The Bill and Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health – United Nations Office for Project Services – USAID | DELIVER Project – USAID | PSP-One Project – World Population Foundation 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Existing and New • EXISTING MEMBERS • Manufacturers/Traders • NEW MEMBERS (since 11/07) • Manufacturers/Traders/Commercial – – – Alatech Healthcare LLC Alta. Care Bayer Schering Pharma AG Enersol Famycare Limited Female Health Company Fresnius Kabi South Africa Gedeon Richter Plc Helm Pharmaceuticals Gmb. H Medi. Pharm Pregna International • Others – Sima Community Based Organization 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Extra hands and minds • Increased membership has brought about a larger pool of expertise and knowledge • How to manage the increase: – Private sector engagement – Work-streams and sub-working groups – Ensuring collaboration • Limits 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

New Issues • There are several – but five that can be highlighted are: – Emerging Generic Products – New Technology (with advocacy for same) – Increased Method Choice – Renewed TA in Forecasting/Procurement – Total Market – cross over in public/SM/2 nd tier markets and PPPs 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Emerging Generic Products • Quality/Pre-qualification/Testing of generics • More manufacturers and products than sales (supply vs. demand) • Many based in LMI countries – pills, injectables and others • Order by generic or chemical/device name not “brand” (The “Hoover” phenomenon) 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

New Technology • Lots of new or recently refined technology in RH – vaginal ring, new IUCDs, Contraceptive Patch, microbicides, new designs of female condoms and diaphragms • New Technology already faces resistance • Advocacy (to donors, programmes and users) required – Concept of more choice 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Contraceptive Choice • Linked to the last area of new technology • New methods providing greater choice • Need for advocacy for choice (even in the public sector? ) • Choice within methods often restricted 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

TA: Forecasting and Procurement • More countries with sector-wide support/ basket funding – need TA in procurement • TA will help all sectors not just RH • Role of procurement agents • Quantification (These not new but need re-engineering) 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

The Total Market • Market segmentation a priority (toolkit) • PPPs [Public-Private Partnerships] • Private Sector as a legitimate development partner • Social Marketing and 2 nd Tier Markets (where does one end another begin? ) 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

The immediate future • • What do you expect from the Coalition? What can you contribute to the Coalition? What new directions can be taken? Is there a case for : – More working groups – More WG meetings – Better collaboration 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting

Some examples • Let us hear now some examples of new issues from a selection of our new members…………. . 22 May 2008 Brussels Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition Annual Meeting