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Alignment of Performance-Based Financing in Health with the Government Budget : A Principle-Based Approach

This paper develops a conceptual framework for how to think about aligning Performance-Based Financing (PBF) principles with Public Financial Management (PFM) structures; offers a set of diagnostic questions for an assessment; and helps guide an analyst through the process of developing a reform roadmap, considering country context. As a discussion paper, it also aims to […]
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How to Contract: What Works and What Doesn’t

Summary for web of Section 3, pp. 19–66 in Performance-Based Contracting for Health Services in Developing Countries: A Toolkit by Benjamin Loevinsohn. This book was written to help bridge the yawning gap between many developing countries and the Development Goals for health. Right now, that gap looks daunting. But we can narrow the gap significantly by contracting, […]
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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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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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Options Guide: Performance-Based Incentives to Strengthen Public Health Supply Chains – Version 1

Performance-based incentives (PBIs) aim to motivate all the people and teams who together comprise a public supply chain to work hard and perform their function well. PBI is an innovative approach that explicitly links financial investment to results. While the PBI concept seems relatively straightforward, the mechanics of its implementation need to be planned very […]
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Performance-Based Contracting for Health Services in Developing Countries : A Toolkit

This toolkit provides practical advice to anyone involved in, or who is interested in becoming involved in, performance-based contracting of health services with non state providers in the context of developing countries. It addresses many of the issues that may be encountered. Input from experienced contracting professionals will give newcomers increased confidence as they go […]
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How to Conduct a Discrete Choice Experiment for Health Workforce Recruitment and Retention in Remote and Rural Areas: A User Guide with Case Studies

This guide aims to provide easy-to-read information and step-by-step advice on a quantitative research method that can help identify appropriate policy responses to health workforce shortages in remote and rural areas. This method can provide policy makers with quantitative measures of the relative importance of different job characteristics that influence the choice of health workers for rural postings. The […]
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