From : Tamar Gabunia <tgabunia@moh.gov.ge>
To : mail@lajoskovacs.com
Subject : Fw: Developing National Health Strategy
Cc : Ketevan Goginashvili <kgoginashvili@moh.gov.ge>; Lika Gamgebeli <gamgebelilika@gmail.com>; Nino.KOCHISHVILI@eeas.europa.eu; Tea Bakradze <tbakradze@moh.gov.ge>; Ekaterine Adamia <eadamia@moh.gov.ge>; Anzor tchavtchavadze <atchavtchavadze@moh.gov.ge>
Received On : 22.09.2020 04:34
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​​Dear Lajos

Many thanks for putting this together. It is very timely know to agree upon the strategy development methodology and mover ahead with the process itself. I am forwarding the document to Mr. Giorgi Tchavchavadze, Head of Policy Unit. I think it would be helpful if Lika could have a working meeting with the health policy unit staff to discuss the methodology, obtain their feedback and plan immediate action steps. 

With kind regards

Tamar 


From: Lajos Kovács
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2020 8:14 PM
To: Tamar Gabunia
Cc: Ketevan Goginashvili; Tibor Draskovics; Lika Gamgebeli
Subject: Developing National Health Strategy
 
Dear Tamar,

As part of our support to the Ministry of Health, Lika and I have prepared a guide to development of National Health Strategy.

This guide is intended for use during the process of developing National Health Strategy. Government agencies and other key stakeholders in the health sector, both public and non-public/private sector, shall cooperate in the process of policy and strategic plan development, and follow a collaborative and evidence-based approach. The guide introduces to the key aspects and addresses the relevant issues while recommending on both content and process for strategic development. It provides details to ensure a systematic approach while it is fully aligned with the corresponding national legislation. International experiences and best practices shall also be considered during the strategic planning therefore the guide serves as a master document based on review and assessment of practices relevant and applicable to Georgia.

All the documents we have produced so far, as well as the series of meetings with key stakeholders fit well into this approach. 

We would be happy to present the methodology for the development of National Health Strategy and the structure of the corresponding deliverables to you. Can you please suggest an appointment when we can further discuss our support to the development of the National Health Strategy.

Thank you for your consideration.

Best wishes,

Lajos