This is the proposal from the Health Financing Collaborative facilitated by the P4H Network to operationalise and contribute to the success of the Accelerator. (April 2019)
DOCUMENT | 07 Apr 2019
1021 results
NEWS | 05 Apr 2019
Cambodian NCD Alliance Official Launch
Cambodia
The Cambodian NCD Alliance was officially launched on 28 March 2019 in Phnom Penh. The launch event was organised by the four founding members – GIZ, Louvain Coopération, WHO and MoPoTsyo, with financial support from P4H and GIZ. The event was a significant...
NEWS | 03 Apr 2019
3rd Cambodia Universal Health Coverage Forum 2019 at Phnom Penh Hotel
Cambodia
This event is supported by WHO. Related document: Discussion Paper for 2nd Cambodia UHC Forum Event Time : 08 Apr 2019 6:00 am to 09 Apr 2019 2:00 pmTimezone: UTC+07:00Event is Conference : No
NEWS | 02 Apr 2019
Mozambique to reassess health budgetary priorities after cyclone Idai
Mozambique
Mozambique is assessing the social and economic consequences of cyclone Idai, that hit the country on 14th and 15th March, 2019. Death toll has risen to 598 and 135.000 families are affected, of which 127.000 live in shelters and makeshift camps. Cholera outbreak has...
NEWS | 29 Mar 2019
The Phnom Penh Post: “Kingdom launches NCD alliance “
Cambodia
The Phnom Penh Post, 29 March 2019: At the network’s launch in Phnom Penh, attended by almost 100 officials from the Ministry of Health and international health organisations, and members of the community, a 2018 World Health Organisation (WHO) report was used to...
DOCUMENT | 18 Mar 2019
UNICEF Budget Brief Zanzibar 2018
Tanzania, United Republic of
"In FY 2017/18, the health sector has been allocated TSh84.2 billion. This is a TSh33.2 billion increase on the previous year, equivalent to 65 per cent increase or 62 per cent increase accounting for inflation. Government spending on health as a percentage of the...
NEWS | 18 Mar 2019
UNICEF Budget Briefs 2018 Tanzania and Zanzibar published
Tanzania, United Republic of
"The health sector was allocated Tanzanian Shillings (TSh) 2.22 trillion in Fiscal Year (FY) 2017/2018. This represents a 34 per cent nominal increase on FY 2016/2017 or a 28 percent increase once adjusting for inflation. The health budget accounts for 7 per cent of...
DOCUMENT | 14 Mar 2019
Designed Model for Social Health Insurance For Informal Sector Population in Cambodia (SHIP)
Cambodia
Presentation by JICA at the World Health Day Forum on Universal Health Coverage (5 April 2018)
DOCUMENT | 14 Mar 2019
UHC for the informal sector in Cambodia: Finding the right solution for the missing middle
Cambodia
Presentation by GIZ at the P4HC+ Meeting on 8 March 2019
DOCUMENT | 14 Mar 2019
Extension of Social Protection to Workers in Informal Economy in Cambodia
Cambodia
Presentation by ILO at P4HC+ Meeting on 8 March 2019
DOCUMENT | 14 Mar 2019
Extension of healthcare scheme for Tuk-tuk drivers and domestic workers in Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Presentation by GRET at P4HC+ Meeting on 8 March 2019.
DOCUMENT | 14 Mar 2019
Expanding Social Health Protection in Cambodia: An assessment of the current coverage potential, gaps, and social equity considerations
Cambodia
Presentation by HP+ for P4HC+ Meeting on 8 March 2019
NEWS | 14 Mar 2019
P4HC+ Session “Universal Health Coverage for the Cambodian informal sector population: finding the right solution for the missing middle”
Cambodia
On the 2019 International Women’s Day representatives from HP+, GRET, UNFPA, UNICEF, ILO, GIZ, JICA, Swiss Development Cooperation, UNAIDS and WHO headed for the World Bank office to attend a P4HC+ facilitated discussion on UHC for the informal sector population. To...
DOCUMENT | 13 Mar 2019
UNICEF Budget Brief: The 2017 Health Sector Budget
Burundi
"In January 2016, the Government of Burundi enacted its National Health Strategy 2016-2025, reinforcing its commitments to improve health indicators and to work towards the common goals outlined in the Sustainable Development Agenda. As part of the strategy, the...
DOCUMENT | 13 Mar 2019
2015 STRATEGIE DE LA PROTECTION SOCIALE au Burundi
Burundi