National audienceThe economic analysis of the links between institutions and development presents particular challenges with regard to healthcare and access to healthcare services by populations in disadvantaged countries. This paper puts emphasis not only on insufficient development aid but also on the major role played by institutional deficiencies in explaining the persistence of a critical situation as regards healthcare for these populations. We first analyze the causes and characteristics of internal deficiencies within developing countries themselves as well as those characterizing donor countries and multilateral organizations. We then examine the challenges themselves and the conditions implied by the available remedies to these in...
Disease remains the primary threat to human life and prosperity in developing countries. Over the l...
PURPOSE: To review the evidence basis of international aid and health policy. CONTEXT OF CASE: Curre...
This article assesses the effects of international aid on the health sector in developing countries....
The economic analysis of the links between institutions and development is crucial with regard to th...
International audienceThis paper starts with the observation of a non-linear relationship between he...
Working paperIn this paper we use the results of the Integrated Core Survey for Poverty Assessment i...
This paper analyzes the issue of access to health care for households with health care needs while f...
Recent empirical and theoretical literature sheds light on the disappointing experience with impleme...
Providing health care in developing countries is no easy matter. The products and services are limit...
This thesis examines the interaction between economic disparities and the burden of neglected tropic...
Abstract More than 20 % of total health expenditure in 48 % of the 46 countries in the WHO African R...
The authors analyze and present the position ofstakeholdersin the implementation of the Paris Declar...
Aid and poverty : remarks on analyses of the standard of living in Africa. The 1990s has witnessed a...
The disparity between the development paths followed by the economies of a limited number of countri...
La Couverture Santé Universelle (CSU) vise permettre à chaque individu d’utiliser les services de sa...
Disease remains the primary threat to human life and prosperity in developing countries. Over the l...
PURPOSE: To review the evidence basis of international aid and health policy. CONTEXT OF CASE: Curre...
This article assesses the effects of international aid on the health sector in developing countries....
The economic analysis of the links between institutions and development is crucial with regard to th...
International audienceThis paper starts with the observation of a non-linear relationship between he...
Working paperIn this paper we use the results of the Integrated Core Survey for Poverty Assessment i...
This paper analyzes the issue of access to health care for households with health care needs while f...
Recent empirical and theoretical literature sheds light on the disappointing experience with impleme...
Providing health care in developing countries is no easy matter. The products and services are limit...
This thesis examines the interaction between economic disparities and the burden of neglected tropic...
Abstract More than 20 % of total health expenditure in 48 % of the 46 countries in the WHO African R...
The authors analyze and present the position ofstakeholdersin the implementation of the Paris Declar...
Aid and poverty : remarks on analyses of the standard of living in Africa. The 1990s has witnessed a...
The disparity between the development paths followed by the economies of a limited number of countri...
La Couverture Santé Universelle (CSU) vise permettre à chaque individu d’utiliser les services de sa...
Disease remains the primary threat to human life and prosperity in developing countries. Over the l...
PURPOSE: To review the evidence basis of international aid and health policy. CONTEXT OF CASE: Curre...
This article assesses the effects of international aid on the health sector in developing countries....