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Health Results-Based Financing (RBF) in Practice: Ten Institutional Challenges

Health Results-Based Financing (HRBF) is a cash payment or non-monetary transfer made to a national or sub-national government, manager, provider, payer, or consumer of health services after pre-defined results have been achieved and verified. HRBF is one tool that can be used by governments to increase coverage of the population with high-impact interventions, such as […]
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Performance-Based Financing: Toolkit

What is performance- based financing (PBF)? Why is this used to finance health services in lower- and lower- middle- income countries? If practitioners want to introduce PBF in their country, how shall they do it? This toolkit addresses the questions what and why, while focusing on the answer to how it can be done. The […]
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Results-Based Financing for Health: The Science of Delivery in Action

There is a great deal of evidence of “what works” in global health. Translating this evidence into results, however, is a challenge and requires acute attention to its delivery or implementation. Effectively implementing evidence is an active process and requires a continuous cycle of learning. It is a science that involves the systematic identification and […]
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Financial and Other Rewards for Good Performance or Results: A guided tour of concepts and terms and a glossary of RBF - Updated March 2011 - long glossary

This essay and glossary describe how different terms are used and points out significant distinctions among types of Results-Based Financing programs. It includes information on: Getting away from paying for inputs Paying for (some definition of) results Defining incentives and whom they affect Incentives for program beneficiaries Concepts and their relations A simple glossary of […]
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Cost-effectiveness analysis of the decentralized facility financing and performance-based financing program in Nigeria

Nigeria piloted decentralized facility financing (DFF) and performance-based financing (PBF) programs under the Nigeria State Health Investment Project (NSHIP), funded by the World Bank. It aimed to increase the utilization and quality of MCH services. Although many low- and middle-income countries have launched or piloted DFF and/or PBF like programs and conducted impact evaluation, very […]
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This report reviews progress with a results-based financing (RBF) program in Mozambique aimed at strengthening the supply chain, specifically the performance of the Central Medical Store. Introduced in 2013 by USAID, the performance-based government-to-government grant conditions payment of quarterly tranches of funds to the Central Medical Store, (Central de Medicamentos e Artigos Medico [CMAM]), on […]
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