GE Healthcare and the USAID-supported project ‘PAHAL’ (Partnerships for Affordable Health Access & Longevity) announced today their strategic partnership to address the healthcare needs of underserved communities in India. Terri Bresenham, President and CEO of GE Healthcare’s Sustainable Healthcare Solutions, and L. M. Singh, Project Director, PAHAL, signed a Memorandum of Understanding in the presence of […]
Aiming to provide medical care to over 2.5 million urban poor in India, GE Healthcare and project PAHAL (Partnerships for Affordable Health Access and Longevity) on Tuesday announced a strategic partnership to address healthcare needs of underserved communities in the country. The partnership will help in use of transformational medical technology, solutions and services to […]
IPE Global Limited in partnership with United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI) hosted an Action Meet to catalyse market based health systems to promote“Equitable Health for Urban Poor”. The Action Meet was organized as part of Project ‘PAHAL’ (Partnerships for Affordable Health Access & Longevity), […]
The News Editor for Express Pharma magazine in its “Editor’s Note” for the latest edition (July 16th-30th), has made a special mention of a study conducted under the Knowledge Partnership Programme (KPP), supported by DFID and implemented by IPE Global. In the Editor’s Note titled “Betting big on M&As”, Viveka Roychowdhury refers to a report released […]
In the last decade, the role of the private sector in sustainable development has become one of the most prominent themes in the development framework. In the Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation 2011 and other meetings (the Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development in 2012, Global Partnership on Effective Development Co-operation (GPEDC) and United Nations […]
Daljeet Kaur is the Associate Vice President, IPE Global Ltd. She expressed her views on India’s Development Cooperation with Africa: The Role of private sector.
The economy will take at least two to three years to bounce back from the ongoing rupee devaluation, as the government will take at least a couple of months to first arrest the free fall and a few years to bring back the rupee value.
