Non-Monetary Partnerships
Most of CDC’s public-private partnerships are unfunded or non-monetary partnerships.
Across the agency, CDC is partnering with the private sector in practical and innovative ways. CDC works with partners to amplify our messages, solve problems through new technology, and raise awareness about our work. For the private sector, partnering with CDC allows them to share perspectives on health issues, collaborate on innovative products, and access resources, guidelines, and information.
Below are a few examples of how CDC partners with the private sector.
Forming an alliance with the private sector around a public health topic
Collaborating with organizations who are focused on an issue or represent a specific population
Sharing CDC guidance on health issues with the intention that the private sector will amplify these messages to the broader public
Exchanging expertise about a public health topic
Advancing public health through investigation and innovation
Interested in partnering with CDC? Contact privatesector@cdc.gov.