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WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL: APRIL 18, 2018

8:30 ¨C 10:00: SATELLITE SESSIONS 1 & 2

• Columbia 8: What makes a good case for investing budget allocations for health?
• Columbia 6: How to use health insurance claims data for better decision making?

10:30 ¨C 12:00: SATELLITE SESSIONS 3 & 4

• Columbia 8: Donors decide but countries deliver: How can development assistance support equity and UHC?
• Columbia 6: Taxing Tobacco for Health, Domestic Resource Mobilization, and Equity

10:45 ¨C 12:15 EXTRA SESSION AT THE PALOMAR HOTEL-NOTE: this event is not at Hilton

• National Ballroom: Public financial management in health: how can planning and budgeting support health sector objectives

12:30 ¨C 14:00: SATELLITE SESSIONS 5 & 6

• Columbia 8: Taking financial protection home ¨C fad or future?
• Columbia 6: What do health workers have to do with it? HRH considerations for advancing equitable health financing

14:30 ¨C 16:00: SATELLITE SESSIONS 7 & 8

• Columbia 8: Progressive paths to going universal: A synthesis of lessons from 40 country case studies in LICs, LMICs and HICs
• Columbia 6: The Future of Financing UHC

16:30 ¨C 18:00: SATELLITE SESSIONS 9 & 10

• Columbia 8: Financing global health and the future of Universal Health Coverage
• Columbia 6: Reducing national expenditures while increasing equitable access to healthcare using managed equipment service frameworks

18:30 ¨C 20:00: SATELLITE SESSIONS 11 & 12

• Columbia 8: On the path to Universal Health Coverage: boosting the demographic transition by attaining sustainable financing for family planning
• Columbia 6: Activity based Budgeting versus program based budgeting: Which is better for the health sector?

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WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL: APRIL 19, 2018

7:30: Registration opens / Breakfast

8:30 ¨C 9:15:

9:15 ¨C 10:30: PLENARY SESSION 1

• Columbia Main: ?
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10:30 ¨C 11:00: Coffee / Tea break

11:00 ¨C 12:15: PLENARY SESSION 2 

• Columbia Main:
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12:15 ¨C 12:45: PLENARY ADDRESS

• Columbia Main: 

12:45 ¨C 14:00: LUNCH

14:00 ¨C 15:30 BREAKOUT SESSION 1

• Columbia Main:
• Columbia 3-4: Providing health care to refugee populations: How to pay the bill?
• Columbia 9-10: Novel approaches to including equity on health financing in Indonesia
• Columbia 11-12: Achieving good health for all through purchasing: practical tools for countries by countries of the Joint Learning Network for UHC

15:30 ¨C 16:00: Coffee/Tea Break

16:00 ¨C 17:30 BREAKOUT SESSION 2

• Columbia 3-4:
• Columbia Main: A bitter pill: addressing health commodity purchasing as a driver of inefficiency and inequality
• Columbia 9-10: What you can¡¯t measure, you can¡¯t change: Data analytics to support equity, what¡¯s new?
• Columbia 11-12: (Un)intentional institutionalization of out-of-pocket payments: What to do when provider payment arrangements undermine equity objectives?
• Columbia 2: Is Performance-based Financing Equity Enhancing? Evidence from World Bank Impact Evaluations

17:30 ¨C 19:00: Columbia West: RECEPTION

WASHINGTON HILTON HOTEL: APRIL 20, 2018

7:30 ¨C 8:30: Breakfast

8:30 ¨C 9:45: PLENARY SESSION 3

• Columbia Main: 
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9:45 ¨C 10:30: Columbia Main:

10:30 ¨C 11:00: Coffee/Tea break

11:00 ¨C 12:30 BREAKOUT SESSION 3

• Columbia Main: With rising inequality and concentration of wealth, are we looking in the right places to finance UHC?
• Columbia 3-4: Equitable health financing and the law
• Columbia 9-10: Getting resources to the frontline II: What is private sector¡¯s role?
• Columbia 11-12: Immunization as a trailblazer towards UHC: using health financing policy levers to achieve equitable immunization outcomes

12:30 ¨C 13:30: LUNCH

13:30 ¨C 14:45: PLENARY SESSION 4

• Columbia Main:
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14:45 ¨C 15:15: Technical summary and wrap-up

15:15 ¨C 16:00: Coffee/Tea break and travel to World Bank Main Campus Building

16:00 ¨C 17:30: FLAGSHIP EVENT

• World Bank Main Campus Building 1818 H Street NW: Wolfensohn Atrium:

17:30 ¨C 18:30: RECEPTION: World Bank Main Campus Building: Wolfensohn Atrium

?           Africa Health Budget Network

?           Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

?           Center for Global Development

?           Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

?           Ghana - National Health Insurance Authority

?           Global Financing Facility

?           Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria

?           Government of Kenya

?           International Monetary Fund

?           Japan International Cooperation Agency

?           London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

?           Mexico ¨C Funsalud

?           Ministry of Health, Indonesia

?           National Chilean Public Health Insurance Agency (FONASA)

?           Nigeria ¨C Federal Ministry of Health

?           Norwegian Institute of Public Health

?           Save the Children, UK

?           United States Agency for International Development (USAID)

?           World Bank Group

?           World Health Organization (WHO)

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