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Private Sector Archives - P4H Network
Health insurance in Burkina Faso: DIAKONIA’s view on implementation
Health insurance in Burkina Faso: DIAKONIA’s view on implementation
Burkina Faso

Since this morning in Bobo Dioulasso, the NGO DIAKONIA has been bringing together the stakeholders involved in implementing the UHIP program. The aim of this workshop is to provide a forum for all players involved in the implementation of AMU (Universal Health...

Health insurance engagement in Sierra Leone: Project memo 
Sierra Leone

The International Growth Center (IGC) Sierra Leone has been heavily involved in working with the Directorate of Policy, Planning and Information (DPPI) at the Ministry of Health and Sanitation in providing technical input into the design of the insurance programme as...

Oman’s Dhamani Health Insurance Platform onboards over 100 entities
Oman’s Dhamani Health Insurance Platform onboards over 100 entities
Oman

The first 100 stakeholders participating in the delivery of the National Health Insurance Project (Dhamani) have now been onboarded and registered on the Dhamani platform underpinning the implementation of the compulsory health insurance programme in the Sultanate of...

Cameroon: 5th International Mutuality Day
Cameroon

The 5th International Day of Mutuality in Cameroon will take place from April 26 to 28, 2022 under the theme : " Sécurité Sociale: Une Commune, Une Mutuelle".   The JIM 2022 celebration will take place at Douala Town Hall, according to the...

“Demand Side” Health Insurance in India: The Price of Obfuscation
“Demand Side” Health Insurance in India: The Price of Obfuscation
India

In this article, Prof Stefan Ecks argues that the new Government Financed Health Insurance schemes (GFHIs) in India are part of a neo-liberalization move toward “demand-side” healthcare which is shifting more decision-making responsibilities onto individuals rather...