Collaboration Between NGOs, Ministries of Health and WHO in Drug Distribution and Supply - EDM Research Series No. 027: Annex 3. Themes discussed with stakeholders in Kenya, Malawi and Uganda

Collaboration Between NGOs, Ministries of Health and WHO in Drug Distribution and Supply - EDM Research Series No. 027
(1998; 61 pages)

Índice de contenido

	Acknowledgements
	Acronyms and abbreviations
	Executive summary
	1. Introduction
		1.1 Current relations between WHO/HQ programmes and NGOs
		1.2 Changing relations between WHO, MoHs and NGOs at country level
	2. Methods
		2.1 An NGO typology
	3. Results
		3.1 International study
		3.2 WHO/HQ programme policies on collaboration with NGOs
		3.3 NGO perspectives on collaboration with WHO/HQ programmes
		3.4 Conclusions for WHO/HQ analysis
		3.5 Recommendations to WHO/HQ programmes
	4. Country studies: Kenya, Malawi, Uganda
		4.1 NGOs and drug distribution and supply in the three countries
		4.2 What WHO can offer NGOs at country level
		4.3 Initiating collaboration between NGOs and WHO at country level
		4.4 Conclusions of the country studies
		4.5 Recommendations for WHO and NGOs at country level
	5. Discussion
	Annex 1. Questions discussed with WHO/HQ programmes concerning NGOs and drug distribution and supply
	Annex 2. Themes discussed with international NGOs
	Annex 3. Themes discussed with stakeholders in Kenya, Malawi and Uganda
	Annex 4. List of persons met
	Annex 5. Criteria to be met by NGOs when collaborating with UNICEF in Kenya
	References

Annex 3. Themes discussed with stakeholders in Kenya, Malawi and Uganda

• Areas of mutual interest for NGOs and MoHs, and experiences so far.

• The present and possible future roles of the various stakeholders in drug distribution and supply. Comparative advantages of different stakeholders.

• Coordination or collaboration.

• Constraints on collaboration imposed by the various stakeholders.

• Sustainability.

• Experiences with WHO.

• Experiences with other NGOs and other UN agencies.