Contracting out health services in fragile states

Natasha Palmer · Lesley Strong · Abdul Wali · Egbert Sondorp

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Healthcare Systems and Reforms International Development and Aid Global Health Workforce Issues

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Non-governmental organisations are contracted to provide most of Afghanistan9s health services. What can we learn from their approach and is it sustainable in the longer term?

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n.d.Aid, Policies, and Growth 2005Buying results? Contracting for health service delivery in developing countries

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