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World Bank Group - 2018

strategy (NSSS), was launched in 2015 and presented a comprehensive pension reform program towards a universal participatory … pension system that is fully funded, covering the elderly and destitute, private sector salaried and informal workers, and … current civil service pension systems and processes, reviewing the use of information technology to transit employees from the …

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Pakistan Assessment of Civil Service Pensions

World Bank Group - 2020

). Policy discussions were held about reform options in January 2019 during a workshop on South Asia Civil Service Pension …, Karachi and Lahore in October, 2019. This report evaluates the current civil service pension scheme and suggests options to … consider for pension policy and parameter reforms to improve sustainability, equity and predictability. Actuarial projections …

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Progress in the Face of Insecurity : Improving Health Outcomes in Afghanistan

World Bank Group - 2018

Afghanistan has made strong gains in health outcomes, health service coverage andhealth systems performance since 2003, with a particular impact on women and children's health. All told, Afghanistan has made notable progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) targets for...

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Managing Primary Health Care. Implications for Health Transition.

Heaver, R. - World Bank Group - 1995

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The Impact of the Quality of Health Care on Children's Nutrition and Survival in Ghana.

Lavy, V.; Strauss, J.; Thomas, D.; DeVreyer, P. - World Bank Group - 1995

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Unconditional Demand for Health Care in Cote d'Ivoire. Does Selection on Health Status Matter?

Dow, W.H. - World Bank Group - 1996

Health care demand price elasticies are often estimated from samples conditioned to include only sike people. This paper shows that not only may such estimates be statistically biased, but even when properly estimated they can only be interpreted as short-run price responses.

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Health Expenditures in Latin America.

Govindraj, R.; Murray, C.J.L.; Chellaraj, G. - World Bank Group - 1994

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Improving primary health care delivery in Nigeria : evidence from four states

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Lao PDR Health Center Workforce Survey : Findings from a Nationally-Representative Health Center and Health Center Worker Survey

World Bank Group - 2016

While on-track for child health and maternal health MDGs, Lao PDR continues to have some of the worst maternal and child health (MCH) outcomes, both globally and in the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region. Under-five and infant mortality rates are high relative to GDP per capita, and utilization...

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Maternal and Child Health Out-of-Pocket Expenditure and Service Readiness in Lao PDR : Evidence for the National Free Maternal and Child Health Policy from a Household and Health Center Survey (2013 Update)

World Bank Group - 2016

Lao PDR has made notable progress in improving maternal health, with materanal mortality decreasing from 1,600 per 100,000 births in 1990 to 220 in 2013.1 However, in order for further gains to be realized, at least two barriers need to be addressed - the low utilization of maternal health (MH)...

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