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The World Bank Group and the World Health Organization co-sponsored Toward Universal Health Coverage by 2030 to shine a spotlight on UHC during the World Bank-IMF Spring Meetings, held in Washington DC, April 8-13. We're sharing five takeaways from this half-day event. Read the blog post.
Policymakers and practitioners form around the world gathered in Buenos Aires, Argentina for the Annual Results and Impact Evaluation Workshop for RBF. Get the full recap on Week One: March 25 to 28 and Week Two: March 29 to April 1.
Do voucher programs really work? A recent review of 28 maternal health voucher schemes reveals five takeaways.
Pharaoh Mlambo, a health field officer with Cordaid, answers five questions about his work with RBF facilities in Gwanda District, Zimbabwe.
With less than 750 days to go, Bruno Meessen (ITM, Antwerp) and Olivier Basenya (MoH, Burundi) report on a donor meeting on Scaling up results-based financing for faster progress towards the Health MDGs.
RBF: A Proven Model for Better Maternal and Child Health - World Bank President Jim Kim announces more money for RBF programs.
Ayodeji Odutolu shares his perspectives of being a doctor and how Performance-Based Financing boosts quality of health care in Nigeria.
Toby Eccles and Peter Nicholas blog about Development Impact Bonds (DIBs) as the next step in the effort to make health financing/development aid smarter.
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Results Spotlight
Using RBF to Achieve Maternal and Child Health Progress Report 2013
This report outlines the successes, challenges, and lessons learned over the past five years of using RBF to improve access and quality of health services for women and children in the poorest countries. Our experience so far indicates that RBF approaches can strengthen core health systems, make them more accountable and deliver greater value for money, by shifting the focus from inputs to results.
