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Low Cost Health Insurance: Why and How? The Namibia Experience

This presentation makes the case for low cost health insurance in Namibia based on the number of workers in the formal sector, the number of health workers in the private sector, and the need to increased access to health services. It also discusses challenges and lessons learned from previous…

Lessons Learned and Opportunities: Supporting Partnerships for Greater Access to Health Care Coverage in the Formal Sector in Nigeria

This presentation reviews the rationale for companies to provide health insurance and the role that governments, private companies, employees, and donors can play in the creation of low-cost health insurance products. It also reviews challenges to creating such products and ways to address them…

Overcoming the Last Mile Challenge: Commercial Models for Reaching Base of the Pyramid Population in India

A presentation on the Market Based Partnerships for Health project in India and how Abt Associates has documented lessons learned and findings from six partnerships. Three of the models focused on increasing access to critical health products for rural, lower income groups through sustainable,…

Violence Against Women Strategy

This report is the product of a consultancy visit for the Private Sector Project for Women’s Health that took place in Amman, Jordan from April 25 to May 28, 2006 and subsequent discussions with USAID/Amman.

The Scope of Work the consultants undertook included:

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Technical Assistance in Research, Monitoring and Evaluation

The Private Sector Project for Women’s Health (PSP-Jordan) is a five-year project funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) with a mandate to improve the health of Jordanian women and families. Through a program of outreach visits, conducted by community health…

Outreach NGO Sustainability

The Private Sector Project for Women’s Health works to improve the health of women in Jordan, especially for reproductive health and family planning, breast cancer and domestic violence. Nancy Natilson visited Amman, Jordan from March 15 – 28, 2008 to conduct a needs assessment and business…

Documentation of Project Methodology and Success Stories

The Private Sector Project for Women’s Health works to improve the health of women in Jordan, especially for reproductive health and family planning, breast cancer and domestic violence. It does so by working to improve the quality of private health care provision available by improving the…

Enhancing Quality in Private Providers

This Technical Brief presents a summary from the Private Sector Project for Women’s Health (PSP) in Jordan, who have developed an integrated approach to improve the quality of family planning and reproductive health care services offered and it has successfully changed private providers’…

Private Provider Quality Assurance Mystery Client Study Report

To improve the quality of private sector services, the Private Sector Project for Women’s Health focuses on provider training and education, as well as a quality assurance certification program. In July 2009, PSP Jordan implemented a mystery client study to assess the long-term impact of Quality…

Jordan Private Doctors Family Planning and Breast Cancer Survey, May 2008

As part of the Private Sector Project for Women’s Health (PSP) monitoring and evaluation, PSP conducted a survey in May 2008 to measure the following: 

1. Knowledge and behavior of physicians in FP/BC. 
2. Number of clients coming to doctors for FP or BC services. 

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