Health Care Financing in Nepal-May 2010

 

 

    Higher Level Facility Survey Report-June 2010

 

Assessing Implementation of Nepal’s Free Health Care Policy-Fifth and sixth Trimester Health Facility Report-June 2010

This is an abbreviated form of the legal framework for procuring goods intended to elucidate the procurement process for those working in the health sector.

This report presents the findings of the first facility survey for health facilities throughout Nepal. It examines the impact of the government's free health care policy on such areas as human resources, drug availability and distribution, user profiles, and service utilization, concluding with a number of recommendations.

eAWPB 1.0 Operating Manual (March 2009)

This manual gives detailed instructions on entering and accessing data related to the Annual Work Planning and Budgeting tool developed by HSRSP.

Management of the Lamjung District Community Hospital ( A Case Study of State-Nonstate Partnerships) , April 2010

Human Resource Strategy Options for Safe Delivery (January 2009)

This report examines the current and future availability of skilled health workers for safe delivery services and the factors influencing their retention in government health facilities, particularly in rural areas. The report presents strategy options to address the main obstacles to adequate and appropriate staffing for safe delivery.

This report examines the health budget, analysing it through a number of factors.

Provides an outline of the process for national bidding for the procurement of goods, and provides examples of the various forms needed to complete the process.

An outline of the health sector strategy for the Ministry of Health and population, provided in Nepali.

Financing Pro-Poor Health Care in Nepal (August 2008)
This analysis examines the costs associated with implementing a pro-poor health care system under a number of demand scenarios.

State-Nonstate Partnerships in the Health Sector (June 2008)

This report covers the proceedings of the PPP workshop of March 24, 2008, examines various partnership models, and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each, includes the findings of desk research and international experiences, and concludes with a number of critical issues and recommendations for partnership implementation in the context of Nepal.

This document provides the rationale, methodology, process, and froms needed to monitor pro-poor essential health care services.

Rapid Costing of Free Health Care Policy of the Government of Nepal (January 2008)
This document traces the evolution of Nepal’s free health care policy, and performs an analysis of the costs associated with a targeted approach versus a universal approach, and presents the findings.

Bottleneck Study for Timely Disbursement of Funds (January 2008)
This study examines problems with financial accountability within the public health system, and makes recommendations for improving key areas within the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP). It aims to enhance the MoHP’s capability to implement programs efficiently and effectively through timely channeling of resources by identifying “bottlenecks” or delays, internal and external, that constrain timely release of funds to approved programs.

Rapid Costing of Delivery and Emergency Obstetric Health (November 2007)
This study projects the cost of various types of delivery and obstetric care under a number of demand scenarios.

Ministry of Health and Population Budget Analysis 2007/08 - August 2007