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Private Sector andPartnering for GlobalHealth
ADB, Manila May 30, 2012
William Lin, Ph.D.
Johnson & Johnson
Disclaimer: The views expressed in this paper/presentation
arethe views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the
viewsor policies of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), or its
Boardof Governors, or the governments they represent. ADB doesnot
guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paperand
accepts no responsibility for any consequence of their
use.Terminology used may not necessarily be consistent with
ADBofficial terms.
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Agenda
Johnson & JohnsonsPhilanthropy
Partnering for NTDs
CONTRIBUTIONS
Neonatal Resuscitation ProgramChina
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A Legacy of Caring
More than 100 years of giving, beginning with1906San Francisco
earthquake relief
Global disaster relief and philanthropy today
650 programs in more than 50 countries
Focus on community-basedpartnerships to achieving impact
>$600 million total giving in 2011
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AIDS Orphan Salvation, China
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Our Philanthropic Mission
Our primary focus is on makinglife- changing,
long-termdifferences in human health bytargeting the world's
major
health-related issues.We will fulfill this, and
otherphilanthropic efforts, through
community-based partnerships.
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Johnson & Johnsons
Philanthropy
Partnering for NTDs
CONTRIBUTIONS
Holts Childrens ServicesKorea
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Commitment to MDGs Focusing on MCH(September, 2010)
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1. Mobile health for mothers
2. Safe childbirth
3. R&D innovations (HIV,TB, & NTDs)
4. Intestinal worms inchildren
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Children Without Worms Partnership Priorities
Implementing partners toensure capacity to deliveravailable
medicines
Education sector to include anddeliver hygiene education WATSAN
sector for sustaining
improvements in healthoutcomes
Children Without Worms, Nicaragua
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Partnering for Sustained Impact
Reaching non-enrolled Save the
Children, Bangladesh
Improving water and sanitation
World Wildlife Fund, Cameroon
Inclusion of hygiene educationHelen Keller International,
Cambodia
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Developing FlubendazoleFor oncho, LF, and loiasis
Flubendazole as amacrofilaricide can reducetime for
eliminatingonchocerciasis (river
blindness) and lymphaticfilariasis
Partnering with DNDi, Abbott,Michigan State University,
McGill University and the Bill& Melinda Gates Foundation
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Johnson & Johnson as Partnerin Global Development
As a Pharma company we have tostick to our core competencies
No single entity can do it alone
We take a business approach to ourphilanthropy
evidence-based
approaches with M&E that includesrobust impact
indicators
In line with ADBs Strategy 2020 for
poverty reduction
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ADB recognizes that health is
vital to development,productivity, social inclusion,
and gender equity
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The biggest success ofdevelopment has not been making
people richer but, rather, has beenmaking the things that really
matter things like health and educationcheaper and more
widelyavailable.
- Charles Kenny, 2012
In Support of What Matters
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Partners Coming Together InstitutionalizingSchool-based
Deworming for Poverty Reduction
Salamat po
School-based deworming, Philippines Hygiene education,
Philippines
