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| | Location: | MC 13-121 | | Begins: | Wed 06/11/2008 12:30PM | | Ends: | Wed 06/11/2008 2:00PM | | Contact Person: | HNP Learning Program |
WB HNP anchor & WB Fragile and Conflict-Affected Countries Group
invite you to attend a meetingchaired by Julian Schweitzer, Director of HNP to launch the Network and to discuss the findings of two recently commissioned studies on aid effectiveness in transition, and health and state-building. Wednesday, June 11, 2008
12:30 - 2:00pm
World Bank Main Complex MC13 - 121
1818 H Street, NW
Washington, DC * To register on LMS, please click here. *
For non Bank staff, please RSVP to infoshopevents@worldbank.org The Health Sector and Transitional Policy and Funding Gap: A Question of Aid Effectiveness
Petra Vergeer, KIT The paper focuses on the current aid architecture as it pertains to the health sector in post conflict countries. The aim is to build up a stronger evidence base regarding real or potential transitional funding gaps, with special attention to the determinants of transitional funding for the health sector. Health System Reconstruction and State-building Jack Eldon, HLSP This paper examines whether rebuilding health systems strengthens the social contract between state and society and contributes to state-building. It explores whether health service delivery signals the will and capacity of the state to act on behalf of citizens in a responsive and accountable manner, and whether the planning, management and delivery of health services contributes to capacity development beyond the health sector.
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PANELISTS Jack Eldon, Lead Specialist in Governance, HLSP, London
Mr. Eldon is a specialist in institutional development with over 20 years experience in Africa, South Asia and East Asia, working mainly on decentralised governance, devolved service delivery and local government capacity development. He joined HLSP London in October 2006 as a Lead Specialist in Governance, focusing on the political and institutional aspects of health systems development. Before joining HLSP, Mr Eldon’s experience included working as a Senior Governance and Institutional Development Specialist with the British Council for four years, and prior to that, working for 13 years in different parts of Africa on a wide range of institutional development projects funded mainly by DFID. Olga Bornemisza, Research Fellow, Conflict and Health Program, Health Policy Unit at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Ms. Bornemisza joined the School in 2001. Research interests include the links between health and the securitization of aid, contracting mechanisms to deliver a basic package of health services, health financing and user fees in conflict zones, and the reform of humanitarian aid. She has also done work on inter-agency evaluations in the humanitarian health sector, and reform of the Serbian health system. Before joining LSHTM, she lived in Malawi and Kenya, where she worked on the design, monitoring and evaluation of development programs. Petra Vergeer, Adviser on health systems development, KIT Development Policy and Practice, Amsterdam
For almost ten years, Ms. Vergeer has worked in public health in various countries, especially in fragile states, of Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and the Pacific. From 2004 – 2006 she worked as adviser and as team leader on the Institutional Strengthening Project for the Solomon Islands Ministry of Health. She also has extensive experience at the operational level, carrying out situation analyses and health needs assessments; organizing programme activities in primary health care and public health; and developing strategies for improving access, quality and the monitoring and evaluation of health services. top
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