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There isn’t an off-the-shelf solution to health sector reform. Priorities differ across countries and health systems, and change over time. For example, countries dealing with HIV epidemics not only need to address dwindling external financing but also rise to the challenges of integrating AIDS service delivery structures into the main health service framework. While appropriate policies that motivate health care professionals are a priority for others.

Independent External Provider for Monitoring and Evaluation of State Level Programmes, Nigeria
Client: Government of Nigeria
Completion Date: December 2015

Development of Palliative Care Services in the Republic, Serbia
Client: European Commission(EC)
Completion Date: March 2014

Vouchers for Reproductive Health Services, Cambodia
Client: Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau(KFW)
Completion Date: May 2013

IHP Catalytic Fund Maternal Health Programme, Zambia
Client: DFID
Completion Date: May 2013

Twinning Arrangement for Health Finance Capacity Building and Strengthening Strategic Purchasing
Client: Ministry of Health, Kazakhstan
Completion Date: April 2013

Incidence of respiratory virus-associated pneumonia in urban poor young children of Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2009-2011
Date: February 2012

Hospital-based prevalence of malaria and dengue in febrile patients in Bangladesh
Date: January 2012

Early Detection of Pandemic (H1N1) 2009, Bangladesh
Date: January 2012

Incidence of influenza-like illness and severe acute respiratory infection during three influenza seasons in Bangladesh, 2008-2010
Date: January 2012

Creating Incentives to Work in Ghana: Results from a Health Worker Study
Date: November 2011

OPM win Health sector contract in Kazakhstan

OPM has won a contract to build capacity in policy development, health financing, and financial management in Kazakhstan's health sector.

Don’t stop now, finish the job! Making HIV prevention work

OPM carried out the background research for the International HIV/AIDS Alliance campaign ‘Don’t stop now, finish the job! Making HIV prevention work.’

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