With the goal of keeping stakeholders accountable for meeting their commitments to the Global Strategy, this fourth annual report finds that donors are largely fulfilling their pledged financial contributions, but still more needs to be done. The report makes recommendations for continued resource mobilization beyond 2015 to keep on track to meeting reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health (RMNCH) goals.

A chapter authored by SEEK associates (Ch.19) on global health financing architecture and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in the recently published Handbook of Global Health Policy, which examines ethical and practical dimensions of current health policy models and serves to provide a definitive source of information on key areas of the field.

SEEK conducted an assessment of donor funding for health according to a new classification system as part of its support to the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health (CIH). SEEK development worked with a team of global health experts and economists, including former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers and Dean Jamison, to develop this framework and turn the results of the analysis into a Lancet article. 

SEEK Development contributed to the development of the third annual report by PMNCH on commitments made to the Global Strategy, which was presented at the 68th Session of the UN General Assembly in September 2013. The main objective of the report was to assess the extent to which the stakeholders who have made commitments have implemented them, and the extent to which their implementation is contributing to reaching the goals of the Global Strategy.