Last year, myself and colleagues outlined how donors and recipient countries could radically change how health services are financed. In short, we proposed three things: 

• Locally-led evidence-informed prioritisation
• Domestic-first resource allocation
• Consolidated supplementary aid

The paper got a lot of interest and so today I’m delighted to publish the results of several collaborations to build on that work. 

You can read it here:
https://bit.ly/3XesmZS

In the above, you will find a summary blog which will take you through the feedback we had and provide links to a set of papers:

•              A case study in Ethiopia

•              A case study on Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

•              Implications for financing of common goods

•              Public financial management considerations

•              An exploration of the global political economy

With thanks to co-authors of related pieces: Adrian Gheorghe, Alec Morton, Amanuel Haileselassie, Anastassia D., Jamaica B., Javier Guzman, Mishal Khan, Mizan Habtemichael, Ole F. Norheim, Pete Baker, Solomon Tessema Memirie, and Tesfaye Mesele.