Trends and opportunities in public-private partnerships to improve health service delivery in Africa : Tendances et perspectives des partenariats entre les secteurs public et non-etatique pour ameliorer les services de sante en Afrique (French)

This report argues that the private sector is for the rich and the public sector is for the poor. It demonstrates that the poorer segments of the population do use the private sector extensively, and the public sector does substantially subsidize richer people who use its services. The paper also discuses that health is mainly financed by the public sector and the public sector finances less than half of total health expenditures, and the rest is...
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Marek,Tonia; O'Farrell,Catherine C.; Yamamoto,Chiaki; Zable,Ilyse.

Trends and opportunities in public-private partnerships to improve health service delivery in Africa : Tendances et perspectives des partenariats entre les secteurs public et non-etatique pour ameliorer les services de sante en Afrique (French). Africa Region human development working paper series|Region Afrique, Departement du Developpement, Humain serie documents de travail|no. 106|no. 93 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/816441468212958618

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