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Vulnerable people Archives - Page 35 of 126 - P4H Network
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GDS report (free health care) WHO August 2018 Niger
Niger

The report offers a critical analysis and a proposal for overhauling the free healthcare scheme for reproductive health and children under 5. It follows on from the P4H mission, and is intended to be a master document for policy dialogue between health PTFs and the...

Document sharing: report on free healthcare in Niger August 2018
Document sharing: report on free healthcare in Niger August 2018
Niger

The CSU in Niger starts with free access and is financed by domestic resources. PTFs can help by participating in the invoice and supporting a professional management system. This analysis and the recommendations made suggest a way to make the free service functional...

Khmer Times: $1 million royal gift for Kantha Bopha
Khmer Times: $1 million royal gift for Kantha Bopha
Cambodia

Khmer Times, 12 July 2018: "The King and the Queen Mother have donated $1 million to Kantha Bopha Children’s Hospitals to continue providing free treatment to children." Read more   Note: Kantha Bopha Foundation is considered as one of the official social health...

Khmer Times: Worker benefits here to stay, PM says
Khmer Times: Worker benefits here to stay, PM says
Cambodia

Khmer Times, 29 June 2018: " [...] Speaking to workers in Kampong Chhnang province, Mr Hun Sen said that all benefits recently implemented by the government, including bonuses for pregnant women, free bus rides, a minimum wage hike and health insurance, will remain in...

Household living conditions survey 2014 Comoros
Comoros

The Union of the Comoros, through the Institut National de la Statistique, des Etudes Economiques et Démographiques (INSEED), the third phase of the 1-2-3 survey between May and June 2014. This third phase concerns household consumption and living conditions. This...

Social health insurance schemes in Africa leave out the poor

A comparative study of five African countries examining how social health insurance schemes have been able to cover the poor or not, as the case may be. Selected countries have either national or community-based insurance schemes with the intent of providing health...