Update for the Steering Committee December 14, 2018

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Update for the Steering Committee December 14, 2018 UHC2030 Private Sector Constituency: Building a Healthier World Together Update for the Steering Committee December 14, 2018 World Economic Forum ®

Agenda Overview of private sector constituency Who we are Our vision Some reflections World Economic Forum ®

Who we are Private sector constituency members and their support 13 Constituency Organizations Great interest in the constituency (over 30 companies joined an initial informational call about the application process) Yet, many companies could not meet the deadline to apply: they require a series of approvals to apply and it takes them an average of 3-4 weeks to prepare the simple application A few companies discovered relationships with entities that would not allow them to pass FENSA. They are taking actions to address this & apply in the next intake A few companies found the compact language challenging: “rights-based” language (compulsory licensing) Mixed interest in the core group: half want to wait and see what happens before they dedicate time to it Non-health companies working on health interested to join: insurance, financial services, supply chain… No small country level operators: we could partner with Center fir Health Market Innovations Company Based in Area Core Action Group? Apollo Hospital India Provider No Henry Schein USA Technology International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufactureres and Associations Switzerland Pharma Yes Japan Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association Japan Johnson Johnson Belgium Kenya Association of Pharmaceutical Industry Kenya MEDx eHealthcenter Netherlands Merck Novo Nordisk Denmark Organisation of Pharmaceutical Producers of India Pfizer Royal Philips Sanofi France

Who we are Private sector constituency distribution (current vs Who we are Private sector constituency distribution (current vs. target) CURRENT TARGET Pharma 5 global companies (Sanofi, Merck, JNJ, Novo, Pfizer) 4 Branded Associations (Kenya, India, Japan, International) Med Tech / Medical Devises 2 global companies (Philips, Henry Schein) 1 national company (Nigeria) Provider 1 national company (India ) Current participation from 3 sectors vs target from 7 sectors Almost 70% of companies represent the pharma sector Need to rethink the concept of Core vs Consultative Group given the distribution & number of Constituents Need to broaden the representation base and the number of partners

Our Vision Initial Thoughts Vision To be the trusted “go to” community for advice , advocacy (and eventually joint action) on issues related to private sector engagement in UHC Objectives To build (i) trust, (ii) mutual understanding around the UHC concept and (iii) the role of private sector in it To serve as a Platform for private sector engagement in UHC, i.e. for knowledge sharing, policy dialogue, showcasing member activities, promotion of principles, match-making To contribute to the work of UHC2030: (i) plug into the new workplan; 2) co-develop and provide feedback on UHC2030 Partnership on its products, technical working groups, etc. Activities Administrative: Develop a Governance structure to address the following questions: (March / April, 2019) What working processes would it need and how would it be organized to enable them? What kind of community management structure should the Constituency have? How would it provide joint feedback for Steering Committee meetings ? How would it provide individual feedback on UHC2030 Products? How would it develop joint products (e.g., Annual Work Plans, Convenings, etc.) Technical: Convenings (initial list) To create awareness & advance knowledge exchange agenda Regional: (i) Africa Health Agenda International Conference, March 5-7, 2019; (ii) Vietnam with Harvard & Novartis & Amref April, 2019, (iii) WEF Africa Meeting, June 2019; other??? Global: (i) Davos, Jan. 2019; (ii) WHA with DevEx, Amref in May 2019; UNGA High Level Meeting in Sep. 2019; other ? ? Key learnings document based on the convenings on the role of PS across regions around joint understanding of UHC and the role of the private sector in it

Comments for the Steering Committee Messages to be addressed as we move forward PS wants to better understand UHC2030, its work, and its members PS is very interested in engaging in UHC2030 especially with governments: they need predictable, long term national plans to make investment decisions PS wants to be integral part of UHC2030 Partnership and receive mandates for its work from the Steering Committee, i.e. what deliverables would you like to see from the constituency PS is eager to take actions and / or gain an understanding about the ultimate objectives of the advocacy efforts of UHC2030 PS definition needs to be revisited to include a broader spectrum of organizations (e.g., not-for -profit service delivery organizations; non-health companies – supply chain, financial institutions, etc.) World Economic Forum ®

Next steps Moving forward together in the next 3 months Solicit individual feedback from each member on vision, activities, governance, etc. Develop a Work Plan Publicize the new call for applications Plan convenings, i.e. session on UHC2030 in Davos Develop a platform for on-going communication with you (initially by e-mail, eventually Toplink) to keep you informed on developments. Monthly update e-mails. World Economic Forum ®