Technical study on the sectors and trades of the informal economy in urban and rural areas, to determine suitable mechanisms for affiliation to the social protection system and incentive measures.
The successful extension of social protection to the informal economy in some African countries confirms the need2 for a complete overhaul of conventional thinking, and even a paradigm shift. They recommend taking into account the proximity dynamics that already exist...
Final report_Health economics and financing
In the political agenda of developing countries, health policy issues increasingly take pride of place alongside more general economic objectives such as employment and macroeconomic performance. Political economy mainly studies the interaction between the political...
Evaluation of public financial management systems in the healthcare sector” study
This study is part of a larger study on PFM in the health sector, which aims to develop a conceptual framework linking health financing (HP), public financial management (PFM) and health outcomes. Its aim is to analyze the bottlenecks in Public Finance Management for...
Situational analysis of healthcare financing
Cameroon's healthcare system is currently financed by four main sources: households, private companies, the State and external partners (bilateral and multilateral cooperation agencies and NGOs). The budget earmarked by the Finance Act is a major source of funding for...
Final Report_Analysis of Budgetary Space and Allocative and Technical Efficiency in Cameroon
This study looks at the budgetary space for health in Cameroon and aims to propose recommendations for increasing the availability and volume of resources devoted to this sector. It aims to support the country in financing its health development, notably through the...
ANALYSIS OF COST RECOVERY IN HEALTH FACILITIES AND THEIR SUITABILITY FOR THE CSU SYSTEM IN CAMEROON
cost evaluation enables us to estimate the state's capacity to guarantee a realistic basket of care for the entire population. It is important to know the real costs, calculated on the basis of the population's health needs, to better finance institutions and ensure...
INVENTORY OF TARGETING MECHANISMS AND PROPOSED METHODOLOGY FOR IDENTIFYING POOR AND VULNERABLE PEOPLE
In Cameroon, there are a number of targeting approaches, most of which are based on objective, verifiable criteria, and often even include weighted variables to give each potential beneficiary a poverty score (social safety net project, WFP, UNHCR, PBF). There are...
Technical note on CSU system architecture in Cameroon
The architecture of universal health coverage can be defined as a coherent set of mechanisms or instruments for pooling and managing funds to enable the collective assumption of expenses linked to people's access to health care and services. These mechanisms include...
DIAGNOSTIC STUDY OF EXISTING SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS AND IDENTIFICATION OF POSSIBLE AREAS FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SOCIAL PROTECTION BASE IN CAMEROON
In combination with specific measures to promote employment, the Strategy for Growth and Employment (2010-2020), adopted by the Government of Cameroon, includes human development among the key factors supporting economic growth. To gradually enhance human capital, the...
Health Sector Strategy 2016-2027, MINSANTE
The SSS 2016-2027 vision, which stems from the 2035 vision of the President of the Republic, is formulated as follows: "Cameroon, a country where universal access to quality health services is ensured for all social strata by 2035, with the full participation of...
HEALTH SECTOR STRATEGY 2016-2027
The 2016-2027 HSS vision derived from the 2035 vision of the President of the Republic is formulated as follows: "Cameroon, a country where global access to qualitative health services is insured for all the social strata by 2035, with the full involvement of...
National Health Development Plan PNDS 2016-2020
National Health Development Plan NHDP 2016-2020
Draft CNS Report 2012
PETS2_2010_Rapport_principal_Sante_EN
2ND SURVEY ON THE MONITORING OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND THE LEVEL OF RECIPIENTS’ SATISFACTION IN THE EDUCATION AND HEALTH SECTORS IN CAMEROON (PETS2)