Ukraine – Netherlands | Public-Private Health Care Recovery Platform

Task Force Health Care operates the public-private Platform Health Care Recovery Ukraine. This platform brings together organizations and companies in the Ukrainian and Dutch LSH sectors with the goal of assisting Ukraine in countering some of the reverse impacts of the war on the healthcare system.

The Platform is an initiative of the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO), commissioned by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation. Task Force Health Care (TFHC) has been appointed as the Platform coordinator. If you are interested in joining the platform, we encourage you to register here.

The Platform showcases how public-private partnerships and other relevant business initiatives can contribute to (sustainable) solutions for the reconstruction and strengthening of Ukraine’s healthcare system. The main purpose is to facilitate organizations and companies to develop activities in line with the needs of Ukraine and to connect Dutch and Ukrainian organizations and companies. Next to this, the platform provides organizations and companies with relevant and up-to-date information through newsletters and Platform meetings. As we have experienced over the last months.

The platform is formed by a group of stakeholders active, or wishing to be active, in Ukraine. The platform consists of a broad group of representatives from the private sector, NGOs, knowledge institutes, and the Netherlands’ government. The platform activities are in principle open to all relevant organizations. From the platform representatives, a small Core Group (a body of knowledge) has been appointed. Furthermore, TFHC and the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) form the Secretariat of the Platform.

The Platform is open for organizations regardless of TFHC partnership. There is no membership fee applicable to participants in the platform. All organizations must have an active Dutch Chamber of Commerce number (KVK) and have an active office in the Netherlands. Meetings will be attended by invitation. A Code of Conduct will apply to all activities as part of the Platform Healthcare Ukraine.

The Ukraine Healthcare Financing report March Edition outlines the multifaceted approach towards enhancing healthcare financing and infrastructure in Ukraine, particularly in the aftermath of the Russian Federation’s invasion. The report highlights the necessity of a sustainable, demand-driven approach to healthcare, leveraging Dutch expertise and national, as well as, international financial instruments for Ukraine’s healthcare system recovery.

Click here to see an outline of the report and to register for the full report through the registration form below