Working with the Private Sector Assessment

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The private sector can vary greatly from city to city and from country to country. During expansion to new geographies, a critical first step in engaging the private sector is to map private-sector providers, learn who is likely to serve the poor and assess their knowledge and skills and factors that motivate them.
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What are the benefits of expanding the role of the private sector to provide family planning services?
- Frees up the public sector to focus its resources on the poor instead of trying to serve all socioeconomic groups.
- Privately run facilities often face gaps in skills, medical equipment and other standards. Working with the private sector to address quality gaps will provide better and more reliable services for clients.
- Private facilities are attractive options for many clients because they are generally easy to access and may have flexible operating hours.
- All the above.
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What are some strategies that can be used to help engage with the private sector to expand access to family planning?
- Social franchising: A service delivery approach that organizes small, independent health care facilities into networks.
- Public-private partnerships: A formal arrangement between a government agency and a private company that can result in increased local engagement, as well as a sustainable network of family planning providers that can actually increase the demand for contraceptive services.
- Promotion of private-sector services is also important, as clients need information about where private family planning services are located, as well as clinic hours and prices.
- All of the above.
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Private providers may not see a need to include family planning. Therefore, it is important to consider ways to increase the motivation of private providers, including incentives to provide family planning at low cost to the poor, for example, by giving private providers free contraceptives.
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