Documents et rapports

Sudan’s Health Workforce Matters (anglais)

Sudan’s political and economic fragility and the impact of its long-running conflict on society have had a profoundly negative effect on the health workforce and the delivery of essential healthcare. Health...

The Future Of Medical Work in Southern Africa : Case Study of the Future of Medical Work and the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Medical Work in South Africa (anglais)

Major global trends such as economic integration, urbanization, climate change, demographic shifts, digital and technological advances, and rising consumerism will all affect population health and shape...

The Future of Work in Southern Africa : Eswatini Case Study (anglais)

Global trends such as climate change, economic integration, urbanization, demographic shifts, far-reaching digital and technological advances, and rising consumerism are all affecting population health...

The Future of Medical Work in Southern Africa : Lesotho Case Study (anglais)

Global trends such as climate change, economic integration, urbanization, demographic shifts, far-reaching digital and technological advances, and rising consumerism are all affecting population health...

Europe and Central Asia - Health Workforce Mobility from Croatia, Serbia and North Macedonia to Germany (Vol. 2 of 2) : Key Findings (anglais)

Governments are worried that increased health workforce mobility could deplete human resources in the public health sector and in medical faculties, lead to staff shortages at home, and a loss of returns...

Europe and Central Asia - Health Workforce Mobility from Croatia, Serbia and North Macedonia to Germany (Vol. 1 of 2) : Main Report (anglais)

Governments are worried that increased health workforce mobility could deplete human resources in the public health sector and in medical faculties, lead to staff shortages at home, and a loss of returns...

Concept Program Information Document (PID) - Investing in Human Capital DPF II - P171460 (anglais)

Public Spending In Health Sector in Malawi (anglais)

Malawi’s economic growth has been low and volatile for the past two decades, leading to stagnating high poverty levels. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic will negatively affected economic growth leading...

Social Health Insurance in GFF Countries : Opportunities and Pitfalls (anglais)

Several lower-income countries are considering Social Health Insurance (SHI) as a method to mobilize and pool additional resources for health. However, labor market constraints and low enrollment among...

From Stumbling Block to Enabler : The Role of Public Financial Management in Health Service Delivery in Tanzania and Zambia (anglais)

The way governments manage resources through the budget cycle has important implications for health policy and whether governments achieve societal objectives such as efficiency, equity, quality, and accountability...

Introduction to Special Issue on Health Financing in East and Southern Africa (anglais)

This special issue on health financing in East and Sothern Africa comes at an opportune time. Economic growth in the region is contributing to a changing lifestyle and an increasing burden of noncommunicable...

Evaluation of the National Adherence Guidelines for Chronic Diseases in South Africa : The Impact of Differentiated Care Models on Final Treatment and Retention Outcomes in HIV Patients (anglais)

In an effort to improve retention, adherence and viral suppression in HIV care, South Africa’s National Department of Health (NDoH) developed a strategy encapsulated in the National Department of Health's...

World Bank Group support to health financing (anglais)

The way countries finance health care influences how well a health system performs and achieves its expected outcomes, including how equitable and efficient it is. Countries decide how to mobilize revenues...

Youth employment programs : an evaluation of World Bank and IFC support (anglais)

Youth employment issues are a major concern for many countries because they have negative effects on the welfare of young people, and may also adversely affect economic performance and social stability...

Setting incentives for health care providers in Serbia (anglais)

The Serbian Government plans to reform its provider payment system for health care by setting incentives for providers to improve the quality and efficiency of care. Funds for health care are currently...

Mitigating the impact of the economic crisis on public sector health spending (anglais)

The current global financial crisis is having a substantial impact in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) where economic growth is beginning to dip, unemployment is rising and government revenues are being cut...

Competition in health insurance (anglais)

This knowledge brief presents the key findings of a recent World Bank report on, 'health insurance and competition'. The report examines whether competition helps multiple insurers better manage health...

Mitigating the impact of the economic crisis on public sector health spending (russe)

The current global financial crisis is having a substantial impact in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) where economic growth is beginning to dip, unemployment is rising and government revenues are being cut...

Competition in health insurance (russe)

This knowledge brief presents the key findings of a recent World Bank report on, 'health insurance and competition'. The report examines whether competition helps multiple insurers better manage health...

Provider payment reforms : lessons from Europe and America for South Eastern Europe (anglais)

Provider payment systems provide critical incentives for improving quality, efficiency and cost containment. Evidence from the OECD demonstrates this and recent experiences in South Eastern Europe (SEE)...