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Malawi’s Parliamentarians debating Health Financing Options

Malawi’s Parliamentarians debating Health Financing Options

Malawi

Members of Parliament (MPs) discussed the implications of different health financing models on accessibility and quality of care in Malawi. Their debate was informed by national and international technical experts, civil society campaigners, health practitioners and...

Report on strategic purchasing mechanisms

Report on strategic purchasing mechanisms

Burkina Faso

A study was presented, mapping purchasing mechanisms in Burkina Faso. There is no obvious link between the mix of purchasing mechanisms and provider behavior. The presentation gave rise to a rich exchange of views, and the session helped to reinforce skills in...

CSU meeting in Madagascar

Madagascar

Event Time : 05 Dec 2017 1:00 pm to 05 Dec 2017 5:00 pmTimezone: Event is Conference : No

mission BM / GFF Burkina Faso

Burkina Faso

Monday: series of meetings with MINEFID, civil society, the private health sector, the WB Tuesday, February 20, 2018. 12:00-12:45pm: Courtesy call on the Minister of Health. Location: Minister of Health's audience room. Content of hearing: Courtesy call and discussion...

Cambodia: The P4H International Consultation Workshop

Cambodia

Date: 6 February 2018 Venue: Himawari Hotel, Phnom Penh, Cambodia The morning of this entire-day-event is an opportunity for P4HC+ partners to gather with network representatives working in other countries, mainly Africa, and steering the initiative from various...

The Phnom Penh Post: Employers required to pay more into NSSF for workers

The Phnom Penh Post: Employers required to pay more into NSSF for workers

Cambodia

The Phnom Penh Post, 9 January 2018: "According to a prakas and a sub-decree released last year by the Ministry of Labour, as of January 1, 2018, all businesses hiring one or more employees are now required to pay 3.4 percent of each employee’s average salary each...