Contracting in conflict affected settings: evidence from Cambodia

From:
Department for International Development
Published
1 January 2013
Country:
Cambodia
Document Type:
Conference Paper
Theme:
Health
Authors:
Raven, J., Newlands, D., Vong, S.

Abstract

Health care contracting to external, non-government providers is common in immediate post-conflict situations because of the public sector’s limited capacity for health service delivery. However, over time, the potential problems of external contracting in terms of ownership, accountability and sustainability may become more apparent. This presentation examines evidence from contracting in the Cambodian health sector.

Citation

Vong, S.; Raven, J.; Newlands, D. Contracting in conflict affected settings: evidence from Cambodia. Presented at Myanmar Conference, September 2013. (2013) 27 pp.

Contracting in conflict affected settings: evidence from Cambodia

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Published 1 January 2013
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