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Strengthening Partnerships for Health Innovation in India
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Please join us for a panel discussion on ways to strengthen and expand health partnerships between the United States and India. This event will serve as the launch of a new report by the CSIS Global Health Policy Center, Accelerating Health Innovation in India, by Richard Downie.
Health engagement between the United States and India is dynamic and diverse, including a small but important government-to-government relationship and a host of interactions between non-governmental organizations, philanthropic foundations, academic institutions, diaspora networks, and the private sector. Speakers representing some of these constituencies will discuss how they direct health activities and maximize their impact in a country of 1.3 billion people with complex health needs.
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Health engagement between the United States and India is dynamic and diverse, including a small but important government-to-government relationship and a host of interactions between non-governmental organizations, philanthropic foundations, academic institutions, diaspora networks, and the private sector. Speakers representing some of these constituencies will discuss how they direct health activities and maximize their impact in a country of 1.3 billion people with complex health needs.
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