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Vulnerable people Archives - Page 19 of 110 - P4H Network
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Smaller firms receives COVID wage subsidy in New Zealand
Smaller firms receives COVID wage subsidy in New Zealand
New Zealand

New Zealand paid over $876 million for the Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme so far to support more than a quarter of the country's employees affected by COVID-19. Of the 781,364 jobs are covered under the scheme, 14 percent were for self-employed workers....

NIGER: Creation of the Institut National d’Assistance Médicale (INAM)
NIGER: Creation of the Institut National d’Assistance Médicale (INAM)
Niger

Extract from the Council of Ministers held this Wednesday, September 23, 2021 under the chairmanship of the President of the Republic of Niger, SEM Mohamed BAZOUM. The Council of Ministers has adopted a draft decree creating a social public establishment called the...

Senegal: a resilient health insurance model in times of Covid-19
Senegal: a resilient health insurance model in times of Covid-19
Senegal

In recent years, Senegal has embarked on several strategies to finance healthcare, with the risk of a certain fragmentation. Visit strategic plan for the development of universal health coverage 2013-2017 aims to cover at least 75% ...

TOGO/Gulf Region: Nearly 1,000 women treated with WEZOU
TOGO/Gulf Region: Nearly 1,000 women treated with WEZOU
Togo

The Wezou program complements CARMMA (Campaign for Accelerated Reduction of Maternal Mortality in Africa), whose scope of action is limited to Caesarean sections.  This program will progressively integrate all services for pregnant women, from confirmation of...

TOGO: Draft law establishing AMU adopted
TOGO: Draft law establishing AMU adopted
Togo

In Togo, the government is taking a decisive step towards making universal health insurance a reality. After several reviews, the draft bill instituting the measure was adopted by the Council of Ministers on Thursday September 09. This draft bill sets out the legal...

DRC: AIDS continues to kill due to lack of resources for treatment
DRC: AIDS continues to kill due to lack of resources for treatment
Congo

In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the figures are alarming.... 42% of AIDS patients admitted to Lubumbashi provincial hospital die for lack of money for treatment. These statistics were presented at the Journées Scientifiques, organized jointly by the...

TOGO: Reducing neonatal mortality: details of the “Wezou” program
TOGO: Reducing neonatal mortality: details of the “Wezou” program
Togo

 The Togolese government launched the "Wezou" program this week. This is a specific program dedicated to the care of pregnant women and newborns. It is intended to anticipate the universal health insurance program and significantly reduce maternal and neonatal...

Uganda national minimum healthcare package- a case study
Uganda

The basic essential healthcare benefit package (EHB) policy interventions aim to optimize efficiency while extending coverage by increasing equity of access to the defined benefits. Many low and middle-income countries introduced or updated EHBs in the 2000s. Uganda’s...

Côte d’Ivoire: A plea for health insurance for farmers
Côte d’Ivoire: A plea for health insurance for farmers
Côte d’Ivoire

The Minister of Employment and Social Protection, Me Adama Kamara, has pleaded with the government and the President of the Republic for health and retirement insurance for Ivorian farmers. Minister Kamara, who is also Chairman of the Interministerial Committee...