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Ensuring that the Poor Share Fully in the Benefits

If programs are undertaken without conscious attention to including disadvantaged groups, there are a priori reasons for suspecting that they will favor the better-off, thereby exacerbating inequalities. But such an outcome is far from inevitable. Many plausible approaches are available for directing benefits toward the poor; and several of these have proven effective often enough to deserve […]
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Cambodia - Contracting Health Care Services for the Rural Poor

This brief is an overview of Cambodia’s efforts to reach the rural poor with health care services. In the mid-1990s, the country began an experiment of contracting NGOs to manage the public health care system at the district level in rural areas, with results that show that while all districts increased health service coverage rates, […]
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Encouraging Service Delivery to the Poor Does Money Talk When Health Workers Are Pro-Poor?

This study uses a novel lab-in-the-field experiment with health care workers in rural Burkina Faso to investigate how payment mechanisms can incentivize providers to deliver healthcare services to the poor.  Importantly, it provides evidence that the effect of bonuses depends on the extra effort needed to serve the poor, and second, that it depends on the […]
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Financial Incentives For Maternal Health: Impact of a National Programme in Nepal

Financial incentives are increasingly being advocated as an effective means to influence health-related behaviours. There is, however, limited evidence on whether they work in low-income countries, particularly when implemented at scale. This paper explores the impact of a national programme in Nepal that provides cash incentives to women conditional on them giving birth in a […]
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A Bargain or a Burden? How Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Program Design Affects the Women Who Participate in Them

Conditional cash transfers (CCT) play a central role in the anti-poverty strategies of low- and middle-income countries around the world, and at the center of these programs stand some of the world’s neediest women. Designed to improve the health and education of economically deprived children, break the intergenerational cycle of poverty, and alleviate immediate economic distress, […]
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Provider Payment in Community-Based Health Insurance Schemes in Developing Countries: A Systematic Review

Community-based health insurance (CBI) is a common mechanism to generate financial resources for health care in developing countries. We review for the first time provider payment methods used in CBI in developing countries and their impact on CBI performance. We conducted a systematic review of the literature on provider payment methods used by CBI in developing […]
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Case-Based Hospital Payment Systems

This presentation focuses on key aspects of the design and implementation of case-based hospital payment systems.
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