The many documents available on the P4H Network’s digital platform reflect the network’s scope of work. The majority of documents are primary source materials created by country nationals or resources produced by organizations working in social health protection (SHP) and/or health financing (HF).
The collection provides information on SHP and/or HF reforms and universal health coverage processes from around the world as well as topical analysis and research.
Summary of the report on the civil society workshop on health financing in Côte d’Ivoire
- Transition is a shared responsibility between TFPs, state institutions and CSOs. We therefore need to create a civil society platform to ensure quality representation at the CCIA, CA, FM and GAVI. - The National Dialogue in Cote D'Ivoire in mid-December could be the...
BACKUP training for the pool of national SSR players
The objectives of the workshop are : Acquire a coherent overview of teaching, learning and support tools for HSR actors in Burkina Faso; Have an overview of the health system model and the six building blocks as described by the WHO and the seven specific objectives...
Investment folder Burkina_draft1_22 October 2018
First draft shared by the consultants.
HP+: The Sustainable Financing Initiative for HIV in Tanzania: Key Achievements
L4UHC Implementation Manual French
St Kitts and Nevis proposes approaches to reaching UHC
This green paper (preliminary report published by the government aimed at stimulating discussion and proposing ideas for debate) proposes a range of potential paths forward to improving access to health care, including health financing options. The potentialities of a...
Note Synthèse des réflexions GTN CSU ENGLISH
Since 2015 the National Technical Group has conducted several studies and analyses with the validation of key steps to come up with the Project on the National Health Coverage System presented in this document.
Minutes of the “panier de soins” meeting
classification of the Cameroonian population according to socio-economic characteristics and determination of contributory capacity
DEVELOPMENT OF A CLASSIFICATION OF THE CAMEROONIAN POPULATION ACCORDING TO SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS AND DETERMINATION OF CONTRIBUTORY CAPACITIES FOR UNIVERSAL HEALTH COVERAGE
prevalence and cost of care for the main outpatient and inpatient pathologies
Analysis of the prevalence and cost of outpatient and inpatient management of the main pathologies in 72 health facilities in Cameroon, MINSANTE, 2017
Fiscal Space Analysis for the Cameroon Health Financing Strategy – Final report
This report presents the preliminary results of an analysis of the budgetary and fiscal space, the findings of which are intended to inform Cameroon's health financing strategy that the Government is working to finalize and validate by 2018. The analysis simulates the...
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...