Worldwide—Health Finance and Governance

Client: U.S. Agency for International Development

Duration: 2012-2018

Country: Worldwide

Our principal responsibility under this subcontract is for strengthening the governance capacity and accountability mechanisms of partner country health systems.

This project under the U.S. Agency for International Development’s new Office of Health Systems supports partner countries’ efforts to increase domestic resources available for health care, manage those resources more effectively and accountably, and increase the responsiveness of health systems to their populations’ needs, especially women, girls, and poor and rural populations.

In addition to prime contractor Abt Associates, other partners include Training Resources Group, Inc., Broad Branch Associates, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Results for Development Institute (R4D), and Avenir Health.

Sample Activities

Support the supply and demand in partner countries for good governance of health systems.
Build upon successful efforts in Jordan to improve systems for health budgeting, in Bangladesh on civil society oversight of health facilities, and in El Salvador on local revenue generation.

Pakistan—Transforming Education in Pakistan (TEP)

The Transforming Education in Pakistan (TEP) programme manages a public advocacy campaign in Pakistan to ensure that parents and civil society groups support quality education.