Addressing the Need: Lessons for Service Delivery Organizations on Delivering Contracted-Out Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services

This primer aims to provide clear lessons and recommendations to help service delivery organizations and program managers establish, implement, and strengthen contracting arrangements. The primer draws on Marie Stopes International’s experience of delivering government-contracted services in Bangladesh, India, and South Africa. The lessons and recommendations in this primer are limited to MSI programs that involve formal contracts. This primer serves as a companion to Filling the Gap: Lessons for Policymakers and Donors on Contracting Out Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services.

Author

Nick Corby, Mark Nunn and Kate Welch

Contributor

SHOPS Project

Published
May 2012
Resource Types
Primer
Country
Bangladesh
Technical Area
Health Financing
Health Area
Family Planning
Keywords
contracting
contracting out
reproductive health
Current Downloads
29

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