Recommended Reading

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Resource	Description	Requests	Contributor
The Dividend of Compromise and Patience: A Policy Win for Zambia 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference	238
India: A Microcosm of Private Health Sector Innovation 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference Lunch Session	339
Private Sector Partnerships-One For Better Health Project Overview and Accomplishments 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference Introductory remarks by Project Director Ruth Berg	341
USAID’s Pioneering Work with the Private Health Sector 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference	235
PSP-One End-of-Project Conference Agenda 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference Agenda Wednesday, September 16th, 2009 National Press Club	297
Leveraging Base of the Pyramid Entrepreneurs for ORS in India 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference From Baskets to Bus Stops to Tents: Extending the Reach of the Private Health Sector	476
Bus Stops, Beauty Parlors, and Bangle Shops: Shifting Nepal's Private Condom Traders beyond the Urban Comfort Zone 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference From Baskets to Bus Stops to Tents: Extending the Reach of the Private Health Sector	405
Lessons from Implementing TB and HIV/AIDS Services through the Private Health Sector in Ethiopia 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference From Baskets to Bus Stops to Tents: Extending the Reach of the Private Health Sector	267
Just Say It! Increasing Condom Prevalence by Getting the Message Right 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference So You Think You Know Your Audience: Behavior Change Tools and Strategies to Maximize Results	243
It's in the Delivery: Evaluating Different HIV Counseling Modalities in Private Clinical Labs in Guatemala 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference The Next Frontier: Private Sector Participation in the Global AIDS Response	196
What’s Youth Got To Do With It? A New Audience-Based Partnership Model to Reach Young Married Couples in India 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference Partnerships for Family Planning and Beyond: New Takes on Traditional Market-Building Approaches	413
Engaging Manufacturers in a Changing Contraceptive Market: Who are the “new” players and what do they want? 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference The Next Frontier: Private Sector Participation in the Global AIDS Response	211
Getting to Know You: Building a Coordinated Public-Private Sector Strategy for Increasing Use of Zinc in Nepal 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference Partnerships for Family Planning and Beyond: New Takes on Traditional Market-Building Approaches	202
Has the Private Sector Been Left Out of the Policy Process in HIV/AIDS? Earning a Seat at the Table in Guatemala 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference The Next Frontier: Private Sector Participation in the Global AIDS Response	203
Promoting a Controversial Product: Networks as a Means to an End 2009	PSP-One End-Of-Project Conference Private Provider Networks: Bringing Order to Chaos	275
Private Provider Networks: Bringing Order to Chaos 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Coneference Introduction to the session Private Provider Networks: Bringing Order to Chaos	178
Merrygold: A Sustainable, Multi-Tiered Network 2009	PSP-One End-of-Project Conference Private Provider Networks: Bringing Order to Chaos	257
Scaling Up through Indigenous Networks in Nigeria 2009	PSP-One End of Project Conference Private Provider Networks: Bringing Order to Chaos	196
The Banking on Health Project and Expanding Quality Family Planning in the Private Sector 2009	The Banking on Health project expands access to financing for private health providers, thereby improving their capacity to deliver high-quality reproductive health (RH) and family planning (FP) services.	140
The Impact of a Quality Improvement Package on the Quality of Reproductive Health Services Delivered by Private Providers in Uganda 2009	This report seeks to determine whether a Quality Improvement (QI) package designed to enable small-scale commercial reproductive health (RH) service providers to improve the quality of services provided through self-assessment, action-planning, and supervisors’ support is effective in improving service quality. The study was conducted among private midwives who are members of the Uganda Private Midwives Association (UPMA).	489	PSP-One

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