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Vulnerable people Archives - Page 14 of 121 - P4H Network
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The South Africa National Health Insurance bill
South Africa

In 2019, the South African government committed to establishing a National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS) Fund to ensure that the most vulnerable are protected from catastrophic expenditures from medical expenses to attain universal health coverage. This NHI Act,...

Health issues and health care expenditure among elderly in India
Health issues and health care expenditure among elderly in India
India

The study synthesises the empirical research studies and discusses the health need of the elderly population, healthcare utilization and healthcare expenditure. Despite an increasing feminization of India's older population, women's health in later life and the health...

Illness and Wage Loss: Longitudinal evidence from India
Illness and Wage Loss: Longitudinal evidence from India
India

The paper quantifies the economic burden of illness due to wage loss and medical care spending, as well as differences in them across the socio-economic distribution. The study used data from Village Dynamics in South Asia (VDSA) survey and the Indian Human...

Healthcare now, pay later: A new way for distress financing in India
Healthcare now, pay later: A new way for distress financing in India
India

Chris George explores an innovative health financing model - embedded finance wherein healthcare services can be availed using a credit card with Zero Percent Interest Rate, thereby addressing the challenges of distress financing for health.  Read more about it...

How philanthropic collaboratives can help the vulnerable
How philanthropic collaboratives can help the vulnerable
India

Since the pandemic, the number of India’s philanthropic collaboratives has more than doubled. These collaboratives mobilise funding from foreign and domestic philanthropy, high-net-worth individuals, corporate social responsibility funders, bilateral and multilateral...

Uzbekistan adopted a roadmap of projects with UNICEF worth 102.5 mln USD
Uzbekistan adopted a roadmap of projects with UNICEF worth 102.5 mln USD
Uzbekistan

Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan, together with UNICEF, agreed to implement a set of projects worth $102.5 million. The Minister of Health of Uzbekistan B. Musaev and the head of the UNICEF country office M. Mammadzade signed the Road Map of activities between MoH and...

New Zealand has allocated $22 million to fund health services for Māori
New Zealand has allocated $22 million to fund health services for Māori
New Zealand

The New Zealand Government has allocated $22 million for the interim Māori Health Authority to begin funding health services for Māori population. The Māori Health Authority is the lead commissioner of health services targeted at Māori and the co-commission for other...

Cameroon: CSU tested in 5 regions of the country
Cameroon: CSU tested in 5 regions of the country
Cameroon

To get the ball rolling towards CSU, the Government of Cameroon and its partners have drawn up the terms of reference for the project to set up the experimental phase of CSU in 05 regions, starting at  2023. This experimental phase will focus on reproductive,...