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content => 'Official development assistance has long attempted to improve the health sit uation in developing countries. Demand-driven projects increasingly focus on the provision of micro health insurance, which aims to make healthcare more affordable for poor households in particular and as such to provide an alte rnative to stressful coping strategies. One such micro health insurance sche me in Pakistan was the Social Health Protection initiative (SHPI), which was introduced in selected districts of the states of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) a nd Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) with support from the German Government through KfW . Two insurance companies were selected by the respective departments of hea lth (DoH) of the two states to provide and promote the micro health insuranc e scheme at pre-defined terms and conditions. A special feature of the SHPI was the full subsidisation of premiums for the poorest 21% of the population in the treatment areas. The subsidisation and other programme features were co-financed with EUR 10m from the German Government through the KfW develop ment bank. KfW’s evaluation unit in cooperation with the University of Man nheim / the Centre for Evaluation and Development (C4ED) conducted the impac t evaluation.' (1229 chars)
contentExact => 'Official development assistance has long attempted to improve the health sit uation in developing countries. Demand-driven projects increasingly focus on the provision of micro health insurance, which aims to make healthcare more affordable for poor households in particular and as such to provide an alte rnative to stressful coping strategies. One such micro health insurance sche me in Pakistan was the Social Health Protection initiative (SHPI), which was introduced in selected districts of the states of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) a nd Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) with support from the German Government through KfW . Two insurance companies were selected by the respective departments of hea lth (DoH) of the two states to provide and promote the micro health insuranc e scheme at pre-defined terms and conditions. A special feature of the SHPI was the full subsidisation of premiums for the poorest 21% of the population in the treatment areas. The subsidisation and other programme features were co-financed with EUR 10m from the German Government through the KfW develop ment bank. KfW’s evaluation unit in cooperation with the University of Man nheim / the Centre for Evaluation and Development (C4ED) conducted the impac t evaluation.' (1229 chars)
teaser => 'Official development assistance has long attempted to improve the health sit uation in developing countries. Demand-driven projects increasingly focus on the provision of micro health insurance, which aims to make healthcare more affordable for poor households in particular and as such to provide an ' (300 chars)
pdfcontent_textEdgeNgramS => 'FZ-E KfW Entwicklungsbank' (25 chars)
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contacts_stringM => array(1 item)0 => 'FZ-E KfW Entwicklungsbank' (25 chars)rieNo_stringS => 'DE-1-200966168' (14 chars)
year_stringS => '2017' (4 chars)
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3 => 'Other' (5 chars)regions_stringM => array(1 item)0 => 'South Asia' (10 chars)involvedOrganisations_textM => array(7 items)0 => 'KfW Development Bank' (20 chars)
1 => 'Center for Evaluation and Development (C4ED)' (44 chars)
2 => 'Rural Support Programmes Network (RSPN)' (39 chars)
3 => 'Department of Health Khyber Pakhtunkhwa' (39 chars)
4 => 'Department of Health Gilgit Baltistan' (37 chars)
5 => 'Oxford Policy Management Consulting' (35 chars)
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4 => 'Political institution' (21 chars)
5 => 'Other' (5 chars)partnerCountries_stringM => array(1 item)0 => 'Pakistan' (8 chars)url => '/rigorous-evidence-database-red/detail/social-health-protection-programme-pa kistan' (82 chars)
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