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Health Financing For Accessible Services: A Study of the Philippines,em can be a mechanism for mobilizing resources for health and utilizing limited resources effectively in the health sector. Collecting revenue, pooling resources, and purchasing health services are the basic functions of health financing (WHO 2000; World Bank 2006). Myriad ways exist to combine thes

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,Development of Social Health Insurance Systems: Retracing Japan’s Experience,untries. However, such a system has often tended to aim at people living in urban areas and not those in rural areas. Unlike many of these developing countries, Japan had already introduced a kind of universal health insurance system at the end of the 1930s and a more genuine universal insurance sys

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Emerging External Funds for Health: A Study of Global Health Partnerships,ies in recent years. In order to increase access to health services in developing countries, there must be debate on how to secure and efficiently use fund resources. The Commission on Macroeconomics and Health (henceforth CMH), which the World Health Organization (hence-forth WHO) established in Ja

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Determinants of HIV/AIDS Drug Prices for Developing Countries: Analysis of Global Fund Procurement nts and prevention of diseases. While pharmaceuticals represent only one among many health inputs, new drugs may provide an alternative to non-drug inputs such as invasive operations (Schweitzer 2007). Reflecting their importance, expenditures on pharmaceuticals take up a substantial percentage of t

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Publicly Provided Primary Healthcare Services in Rural India: Achievements, Problems and Possible Sys in which poverty manifests itself is in the vicious cycle of ill-health and low income. Many studies have documented how temporary shocks to people’s health can have long-lasting effects on their welfare when healthcare is not available at affordable costs. Acknowledging this, more emphasis is no

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Making Health Services More Accessible in Developing CountriesFinance and Health R

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Hiroko Uchimura (Associate Senior Research Fellow)

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