WHO special issue of Health Policy and Planning: Rethinking External Assistance for Health

2024, Asia, Bangladesh, China, Cost of disease, Europe, Financing, Georgia, Global/multi-country, Peer reviewed article, Sri Lanka, Study, WHO

Health Policy and Planning published a special issue on Rethinking External Assistance for Health supported by the Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, WHO in collaboration with the WHO Department of Health Systems Governance and Financing. Read the articles below for insights on transitioning from donor funds:

External technical assistance and its contribution to donor transition and long-term sustainability: experience from China and Georgia
Sustaining essential health services in Lao PDR in the context of donor transition and COVID-19
Leveraging global investments for polio eradication to strengthen health systems’ resilience through transition
Managing transitions from external assistance: cross-national learning about sustaining effective coverage
Factors impacting sustained coverage in the context of donor transitions: experience from Sri Lanka
Adapting national data systems for donor transition: comparative analysis of experience from Georgia and China

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