On the sidelines of “a high-level panel discussion held at the European Parliament in Brussels on the value of cross-sectoral partnerships to develop and deliver high-impact, cost-effective global health technologies,” where “speakers discussed the challenges of developing innovative and effective responses targeted at poverty-related and neglected diseases and conditions in low- and middle-income countries,” Devex correspondent Eva Donelli interviewed Renate Baehr, executive director of Deutsche Stiftung Weltbevoelkerung — which, along with PATH, hosted the event. According to the interview transcript, Baehr “explained how public-private partnerships can provide a range of opportunities and skills to advance innovative work on global health research and development” (10/23).