equity implications of health sector user fees in tanzania

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2. Itinerary Leontien Laterveer Date Itinerary Leontien Laterveer 03-03-2004 � Preparation of draft research questions PRSP analysis and user fee literature review � Email correspondence with Team Leader in Bukoba on Plan of Action � Start literature search and collection (web) 04-03-2004 � Contact various resource persons for literature suggestions � Continued literature search and collection (web) 08-03-2004 � Continued literature search and collection (web) 09-03-2004 � Continued literature and collection (web) � Initial review of collected literature � Visit Library Erasmus University Rotterdam � Correspondation with Team Leader in Bukoba on data collection matrix 10-03-2004 � Continued literature search, collection and reading 11-03-2004 � Start preparation of short report on preliminary findings for study team 15-03-2004 � Send preliminary findings and reference list to Team Leader and co-consultant 30-03-2004 � Email correspondence on progress with co-consultant in Dar es Salaam and Repoa � Reading of Briefing Document, Inception Report, proposed planning by Team Leader � Start preparation of Chapter 3 � Additional information collection on PRSP (web) 31-03-2004 � Continued preparation of Chapter 3 � Report on progress to Team Leader in Bukoba 13-04-2004 � Continued preparation of Chapter 3 14-04-2004 � Continued preparation of Chapter 3 15-04-2004 � Finalisation of Chapter 3 � Send report to Team Leader in Bukoba 16-04-2004 � Document analysis of user fee studies � Start preparation of Chapter 5 17-04-2004 � Continued reading and preparation of Chapter 5 19-04-2004 � Continued reading and preparation of Chapter 5 20-04-2004 � Finalisation of Chapter 5 � Send report to Team Leader in Bukoba 26-04-2004 � Preparation of reference list, annexes and send documents to Team Leader in Bukoba 27-04-2004 � Preparation of annexes draft final report 03-05-2004 and 10-05-2004 � Reading and commenting report chapters 11-05-2004 � Telephone meeting with team leader 18-05-2004 and � Additional data collection 24-05-2004 25-05-2004 � Meeting with team leader in the Netherlands to discuss draft final report 02-06-2004 � Preparation of annexes 07-09-2004 � Co-reading and finalisation draft report 3. Itinerary Michael Munga Date Itinerary Michael Munga 11-03-2004 � Meeting at REPOA office with Patricia Schwerzel and REPOA Coordinator for assessment 12-03-2004 � Meeting with REPOA Working Group 18-19-03-2004 � Literature collection � Preliminary appointment setting � Attending workshop of Health NGOs as an invitee of WDP to collect relevant documents 30-03-2004 � Desk study of collected literature � Visit identified stakeholders’ offices to make appointments for interviews � Interviews with WHO and MOEC key informants 01-04-2004 � Desk study of collected literature and information from internet � Continued follow up of scheduled interviews 02-04-2004 � Continued study of documents availed by Team Leader and others personally collected Equity Implications of Health Sector User Fees in Tanzania XXVI
03-04-2004 � Continued desk study / review of literature 05-04-2004 � Conducted in-depth interview with respondent from GTZ a 06-04-2004 � Conducted interview with DANIDA and WDP respondents � Report writing for preliminary findings. 07-04-2004 � Conducted three in-depth interviews with NIMRI, TEHIP and Christian Social Services Commissions’ respondents 14-04-2004 � Start preliminary report writing 15-04-2004 � Traveling to Dodoma to collect quantitative data on user fees contribution on local authorities health budgets and to interview a key informant in PORALG 19-04-2004 � Obtaining clarifications on some issues from interviewed respondents and start report writing 20-04-2004 � Report writing 21-04-2004 � Report writing 22-04-2004 � Report writing 23-04-2004 � Report writing 24-04-2004 � Report writing 12-05-2005 to 01- 05-2004 � Interviews with MOH staff and reporting 4. Itinerary Tiimanywa Lutaremwa Date Itinerary Dr. Tiimanywa Lutaremwa 22-03-2004 � Preparation of REPOA assignment in Kagera � Discussion on data collection tools 23-03-2004 � Preparation of appointments with resource persons 24-04-2004 � Interview with TADEPA Health Coordinator � Interview with HUYAWA Project Coordinator � Interview with Coordinator Kagera Orphans Trust Fund � Preparation of assignments with resource persons 25-03-2004 � Interview with Diocesan Health Coordinator Bukoba Catholic Diocese � Interview with Medical Doctor from private clinic (ELCT) in Bukoba � Interview with Coordinator Kagera Orphans Trust Fund � Interview with the General Secretary of the Disabled Association for Tanzania 26-03-2004 � Interview with the Medical Doctor of the Hindu Union Dispensary � Preparation of write-up interview findings 05-04-2004 � Interview with Health Workers of Kahororo dispensary (Government) � Interview with Health Workers of Rwaminshenye Health Center (Government) 06-04-2004 � Interview with core staff of NGO Partage (support to orphans) � Interview with Health Workers of Kajunguti Dispensary (Roman Catholic) 07-04-2004 � Field visit to Partage project areas to conduct Focus Group Discussion with orphans and guardians 08-04-2004 � Interview with Coordinator HUYAWA (support to orphans) � Interview with health workers and clients of NGO TADEPA (support to HIV positive people) 09-04-2004 � Meeting with Social Welfare Officer of Bukoba Regional Hospital 10-04-2004 � Focus Group Discussion with persons with disabilities a Roughly each interview took an average of about 1 and half hours to be completed. Equity Implications of Health Sector User Fees in Tanzania XXVII
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C R Y S T A L EQUITY IMPLICATIONS O
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TABLE OF CONTENT ABBREVIATIONS ....
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ABBREVIATIONS AIDS Acquired Immune
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1. Background Ear
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Tanzania has opted for a system of
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Many resource perso
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I INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to th
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II LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Introducti
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have been highlighted in Technical
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met with donor support. After the a
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III POVERTY AND HEALTH IN TANZANIA
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diseases, (3) reducing malnutrition
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VI HEALTH SECTOR STRATEGIES TANZANI
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Pro-poor observations Tanzania has
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V COST SHARING STRATEGIES TANZANIA
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eported income proportion for the h
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VI IMPACT OF USER FEES IN TANZANIA
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An indication of actual charges and
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Table 6.3: Critical observations re
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All in all, there is limited eviden
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User fee policy Stakeholders mostly
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persons suggested to design a polic
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eneficiaries such as identity numbe
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VII CONCLUSIONS Poverty and health
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Importance of the public PHC facili
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� In the absence of effective per
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LIST OF CONSULTED DOCUMENTS 50 Year
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Gilson, L. 1997. ‘The Lessons of
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Ministry of Health. 2003. Assessmen
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Schwerzel, P. 2001. Evaluation Repo
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World Bank. 2000. Poverty Reduction
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TECHNICAL PAPER
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2. Groups with most regressive outc
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Although the primary purpose is to
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Technical Paper 6
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Health Sector Reforms: Strategic Pl
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Technical Paper 10
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Elements of the Community Health Fu
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Page 96 and 97: Table TP 15 Views of 4 orphans towa
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Page 103 and 104: ANNEX 1 TERMS OF REFERENCE Equity I
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