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Types of fundable HRH interventions<br />

Table 2, below, shows where language was found that pertained to a specific aspect of HRH.<br />

Language can be very broad and subject to an inclusive interpretation or alternatively quite<br />

specific and directive. Some highlights:<br />

• Overall, the four GHIs combined addressed in some respect most of the domains related to<br />

HRH although they varied by the amount of on-line guidance available to countries.<br />

• All GHIs had some level of general guidance on pre-service education for direct, clinical<br />

health workers and three GHIs had guidance on in-service education for these workers,<br />

and all GHIs had guidance on general workforce capacity strengthening for all health<br />

workers as well as for general infrastructure improvements and training of health<br />

managers.<br />

• PEPFAR had explicit guidance on training different types of direct, clinical health workers.<br />

• GAVI and WB more frequently addressed specific areas of financial incentives, such as topups,<br />

pay-for-performance, and general recruitment support.<br />

• None of the GHIs had explicit guidance in relation to the use of funding for rural<br />

allowances.<br />

• WB had explicit guidance on supporting continuous professional development and career<br />

paths for all types of health workers.<br />

Table 2. Guidance by GHI and HRH Intervention Categories (as of May 2009)<br />

HRH Intervention Categories<br />

EDUCATION<br />

Pre-service education<br />

GAVI (G) 1 , GFAMT (GF) 2, <strong>World</strong> Bank<br />

MAP Program (WB) 3 , PEPFAR (P) 4<br />

DIRECT PROVIDERS INDIRECT<br />

Clinical Non-Clinical All<br />

G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB<br />

In-service education GF, WB, P GF, WB, P GF, WB<br />

Producing different types of health workers P<br />

General Workforce Capacity Strengthening<br />

FINANCIAL INCENTIVES<br />

G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB, P<br />

Salary payment GF, WB, P GF, P GF, WB<br />

Top-ups G WB G WB G WB<br />

Rural allowances (P) 5<br />

Pay for performance G WB G WB, P G WB<br />

General Recruitment Support<br />

MANAGEMENT<br />

G WB G WB G WB<br />

General infrastructure improvements G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB, P<br />

Training of health managers G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB, P G, GF, WB, P<br />

Support for continuous professional<br />

development, career paths<br />

WB WB WB<br />

1 GAVI (2009). Revised GAVI HHS Guidelines for: GAVI Alliance <strong>Health</strong> System Strengthening Applications (page 8).<br />

Information retrieved on January 15, 2009 from:<br />

www.gavialliance.org/resources/HSS_Guidelines___2009_UPDATE___Final.pdf<br />

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