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end, our unit also has a staff complement which is   money and equity particularly among vulnerable
            100% Black and two thirds female. Furthermore,     and previously disadvantaged groups. The OATB
            our funding of capacity development initiatives in   is doing groundbreaking and robustly researched
            impoverished settings will go a long way in uplifting   work  in  the  field  of  innovative  financing  in  order
            previously disenfranchised communities.            to increase domestic funding for health. Catalytic

            We  are dedicated  to the United  Nations  3rd     projects such as our Imagine SIB provide rapid
            Sustainable  Development  Goal  which  is  to  ensure   learning opportunities that should be shared. It is this
            healthy lives and the promotion of well-being      knowledge that provided impetus for us launching a
            for all ages. Our primary way of doing this is by   Learning Action Network for peer-to-peer learning
            applying  innovative  management  and  financing   and strategic dissemination of information. It is our
            tools that promote better service delivery, value for   belief that innovative financing initiatives.






























               Delegates at the Social Outcomes Conference hosted by the Government Outcomes Lab, at the
               Blavatnik School of Government Oxford University.

























               Participants at Health Financing – Presidential Health Compact Pillar 6 workshop that took place
               in Johannesburg.









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