Botswana Private Health Sector Assessment Presentation

In this presentation, Ilana Ron Levey, Thierry van Bastelaer, and Tanvi Pandit discuss findings and recommendations from their assessment of the private health sector in Botswana. The assessment, which was commission by USAID and approved by the Ministry of Health, was intended to provide evidence and guidance to key stakeholders on how to best leverage private health sector resources for both service delivery and financing, in light of decreasing donor funding in Botswana. It includes recommendations for sustaining PEPFAR investments in priority HIV services, including male circumcision and HIV counseling and testing. This presentation was given to key stakeholders as part of a debrief at the end of the team’s data collection trip.

Author

Ilana Ron Levey, Tanvi Pandit, and Thierry van Bastelaer

Contributor

SHOPS Project

Published
July 2013
Resource Types
Presentation
Country
Botswana
Technical Area
Private Health Sector Assessments
Health Financing
Health Area
HIV
Keywords
private sector assessment
male circumcision
HIV/AIDS
HIV counseling and testing
financing mechanisms
financial sustainability
Africa
Current Downloads
26

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