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The workshop featured two case examples of sustainable financing models from non-health sectors. Clean energy financing and justice reinvestment both offer lessons and insights that may inform gathering the resources needed to support population health improvement through realignment or reallocation. In the case of justice reinvestment particularly in the juvenile justice context, resources are shifted to support primary prevention strategies that ultimately lower the costs of responding to urgent social problems and help improve people's lives. In the case of clean energy financing, investing optimally can help stakeholders achieve co-benefits that include improved health, fiscal savings, and environmental benefits.
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Building Sustainable Financing Structures for Population Health: Insights from Non-Health Sectors: Proceedings of a Workshop
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·2018
In October 2016, the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's Roundtable on Population Health Improvement hosted a workshop to explore sustainable financing structures that reflect a recognition of the health and non-health factors that shape the well-being of U.S. communities. Th...
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