ACCESS-HW increases abilities of businesses to partner at the local level with non-profits and public agencies for community and workforce well being. Our goal is to provide technical support that will lead to sustainable resources in a given locale to advance partnerships involving businesses for community sustainability. We also focus on how partnerships can produce sustainable results. The model was developed with Ford Foundation funding from 2006-2013. It was based on the experiences and perspectives of businesses on how to increase private sector support for women’s health.

o Recruitment by ACCESS-HW of Roundtable members during first two yearso Technical support by ACCESS-HW to CCPHI consultants and later CCPHI staff and Roundtable members individually and collectively to participate in Roundtable and produce case studies and other tools on how to partnero Planning meetings with members on Roundtable sessions/workshopso Visits to selected member sites o Assistance to Indonesian consultants to create CCPHI as an independent NGO: recruit board members, first proposal to Ford Foundation for continuing assistance

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ACCESS-HW developed the model under a project called Company-Community Partnerships for Health in Indonesia to facilitate partnerships involving business to improve health in Indonesia. We focused on local level partnerships. The project was directed and staffed by ACCESS-HW, a program of the US-based Public Health Institute, and Indonesian consultants. The Ford Foundation funded the project until the CCPHI project became an Indonesian NGO with the same name and was financially independent of ACCESS-HW and PHI. Mechanisms to coordinate participating organizations including ACCESS-HW and the staff of the CCPHI project, PHI as administrator and grantee of the Ford Foundation, and the Ford Foundation included: o Quarterly travel by ACCESS-HW staff to provide technical support to Indonesian consultants and businesses and NGOs participating in the project. Skype and Internet to communicate between visits. o Frequent interactions with the Ford Foundation to report on progress and challenges and agree on adjustments to maintain momentum of project activitieso Annual submissions of reports to Ford Foundation with information on reflections, activities, and issues addressed, indicators of success, goals, and challenges. o Evaluation framework based on indicators in proposals and Ford Foundation reports

ACCESS-HW, a program of the Public Health Organization (PHI); Company-Community Partnerships for Health Indonesia (CCPHI)