Addressing structural constraints to scaling innovation (SCSI) in national healthcare systems

The objective of the SDG SCSI Working Group is to investigate means of better provision in primary healthcare and welfare services, increasing the resilience of health systems. Springfield is providing evidence, support and guidance to the working group. Tasks include identifying and disseminate workable, good practice solutions to design and develop a set of evidence informed guidelines to support scalable and sustainable change in national health and welfare systems, researching, testing and providing solutions that address the structural constraints to scaling innovation in national health and welfare systems. The outcomes from Springfield's work will be the reduction of SCSI and understanding of solutions that lead to increased systemic and econystem efficiencies, effectiveness and impact.

PROJECT TYPE

  • Advisory
  • Research

DURATION

  • June 2022 - November 2023

SECTOR

  • Health

CLIENT

  • BOTNAR Foundation, and the WHO. Reporting to the SDG3 Global Council via a SDG3 Working Group (WG). WG members represent: Harvard School for Public Health, World Bank, UNICEF, Karolinska Institute, Gates Foundation and Gates Ventures, AMREF, IDIA (International Development Innovation Alliance), the WHO.

 

SECTOR

  • Health

LOCATION

  • Africa

RESULT / IMPACT

  • The outcomes from Springfield's work will be the reduction of SCSI and understanding of solutions that lead to increased systemic and econystem efficiencies, effectiveness and impact.

OUR ROLE

  • Springfield is providing evidence, support and guidance to the working group. Tasks include identifying and disseminate workable, good practice solutions to design and develop a set of evidence informed guidelines to support scalable and sustainable change in national health and welfare systems, researching, testing and providing solutions that address the structural constraints to scaling innovation in national health and welfare systems.

TEAM

  • Jon Burns
  • Jane Gisin
  • Jon Mitchell
  • Dan Nippard