[Event Report] The 20th Special Breakfast Meeting “New Partnerships in Global Health -Innovative Approaches of USAID-“
date : 1/9/2013
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USAID carries out projects in development arena in cooperation with various players such as corporations and NGOs. It is an American governmental agency, however it not only runs projects concerning domestic US business but in fact also carries out projects that create partnerships with Japanese businesses.
USAID implements diverse types of collaborative activities with various players to demonstrate the unique and innovative approaches that USAID is taking. As well as these approaches, today we also heard about the methods and vision of USAID and the possibilities of new partnerships in the development and particularly global health fields.
Public-private partnerships in the field of global health in Japan are currently becoming increasingly active, and partnerships by various players are drawing attention. Under these circumstances, active discussion was continued even after the meeting,
■Theme
“New Partnerships in Global Health -Innovative Approaches of USAID-“
■Speaker
Dr. Jay Singh, Development Counselor at USAID (the United States Agency for International Development)
■Date and Time
January 9th, 2013 8:00-9:15
■Venue
Kensington Terrace, Hotel Okura Tokyo
Exhibition date:2013-01-09
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