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Benefit package Archives - Page 24 of 97 - P4H Network
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PETS2_2010_Rapport_principal_Sante_EN
Cameroon

2ND SURVEY ON THE MONITORING OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURES AND THE LEVEL OF RECIPIENTS’ SATISFACTION IN THE EDUCATION AND HEALTH SECTORS IN CAMEROON (PETS2)

The Phnom Penh Post: “NSSF covers over 8k patients”
The Phnom Penh Post: “NSSF covers over 8k patients”
Cambodia

The Phnom Penh Post, 7 September 2018: "Some 8,727 patients received medical treatment under The National Social Security Fund’s (NSSF) healthcare programme introduced for civil servants this year. In the first six months, the NSSF spent $14 million to provide a range...

Khmer Times: Thousands of civil servants access free healthcare
Khmer Times: Thousands of civil servants access free healthcare
Cambodia

Khmer Times, 23 July 2018: "Nearly 10,000 civil servants and those who had retired from service were treated in hospital in the first six months of the year after healthcare insurance for these groups came into effect. The National Social Security Fund said it was...

Khmer Times: Worker benefits here to stay, PM says
Khmer Times: Worker benefits here to stay, PM says
Cambodia

Khmer Times, 29 June 2018: " [...] Speaking to workers in Kampong Chhnang province, Mr Hun Sen said that all benefits recently implemented by the government, including bonuses for pregnant women, free bus rides, a minimum wage hike and health insurance, will remain in...

P4HC+ Minutes 11/05/2018
Cambodia

The meeting took place at SDC Office and discussed the following agenda items: Local champions for NCDs Brainstorming on outcome of P4HC+ Consultative Workshop (Feb 6th) and ways forward Debriefing H-EQIP mission

P4HC+ Regular Meeting 11/05/2018
Cambodia

Venue: SDC Office Tentative Agenda: “Expanding the benefit package to include management of chronic non-communicable diseases”. Presentation by Charlotte, Kouland and contribution by Somil Brainstorming on outcome of P4HC+ Consultative Workshop (Feb 6th) and ways...