To celebrate World Health Day, the Ministry of Health of Cambodia along with partners WHO, JICA and Germany are convening a Cambodia Universal Health Coverage Forum today and tomorrow, 5-6 April, reflecting this year’s World Health Day theme: Health for All –...
The Social Protection Action Research Knowledge Sharing (SPARKS) aims to establish global, interdisciplinary research network that will facilitate action-oriented research on the public health impact of social protection, with a main focus on low- and middle-income...
From a normative point of view, every woman should be able to easily access a healthcare facility that provides SONUB. This is not currently the case in most low-income countries. Policy-makers and healthcare planners need to make strategic decisions about investments...
This document outlines the reviews made by partners on the P4HC+ modus operandi (April 2016) during the regular meeting on 22 November 2017.
The Modus Operandi outlines the specific objectives of P4HC+, working methods, when to use the label P4H, communication and meeting schedules. This version of modus operandi was updated during the P4HC+ meeting on 22nd November 2017.
The WHO is pleased to announce its fifth Advanced Course on Health Financing for Universal Coverage for Low and Middle Income Countries, to be held from 18 to 22 June 2018 in Tunis, Tunisia. The course is structured in line with WHO’s approach to thinking and...
Venue: World Bank Office, Phnom Penh Agenda: Presentation on “stimulating utilisation of health services by pre-identified poor people under different HEF configurations: [1] integrated social health protection scheme in Kampong Thom by GIZ; [2] community-managed...
The WHO is pleased to announce its fifth Advanced Course on Health Financing for Universal Coverage for Low and Middle Income Countries, to be held from 18 to 22 June 2018 in Tunis, Tunisia. The deadline for applications is Thursday 1 March 2018 at midnight (Geneva,...
Phnom Penh, 6 February 2018: P4H has been operational in Cambodia since 2009, with initial membership of four development partners. In late 2015 the local network was expanded, its objectives and ways of operation clarified and was renamed as P4HC+ to highlight its...
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...
