Local markets for global health technologies: lessons learned from advancing 6 new products.

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Abstract
Key components to support local institutional and consumer markets are: supply chain, finance, clinical use, and consumer use. Key lessons learned: (1) Build supply and demand simultaneously. (2) Support a lead organization to drive the introduction process. (3) Plan for scale up from the start. (4) Profitability for the private sector is an absolute.
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Authors Matthias, Dipika Mathur;Taylor, Catharine H;Sen, Debjeet;Metzler, Mutsumi;
Journal global health, science and practice
Year 2014
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10.9745/GHSP-D-13-00131
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