Publications
OPM publications comprise of Briefing Notes, Client Reports and Working Papers. Each group can be accessed from the links on the left or below. The five most recent online publications are also listed below.
Publications can be searched by keyword, e.g. client, sector or country, using the search box on the left. The results appear in publication date sequence with the most recent first.
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OPM Briefing Notes
Client Reports
Working Papers
Library
Selected Publications
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Policymaking during Political Transition in Nepal
Date published: 23 Aug 2010Author(s):During 2009 DFID commissioned a series of political economy studies on the agriculture, power, health and police sectors in Nepal. These studies sought to enhance understanding of the polit...
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Using HiTs to Assess Health Care Systems and Reforms in Georgia
Date published: 12 Aug 2010Author(s):The assessment of the Georgia health care system was commissioned by the European Observatory for Health Systems and Policies (EOHSP) in 2007. The publication ‘Health Systems in Trans...
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Lessons Learned: Developing the Health Promotion Strategy and Action Plan in Georgia
Date published: 30 Jul 2010Author(s):This briefing note reflects upon the approach undertaken to prioritise and implement support for the work of the Ministry of Labour, Health and Social Affairs. It argues that transparent and participatory pr...
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A Framework for Capacity Development in the Process of Achieving Sustainable Development
Date published: 28 May 2010Author(s):Alex Matheson Neelam Singh Ian MacAuslan Sreela Das Gupta and Gitanjali Pande
UNICEF in India, along with the other United Nations agencies, is making capacity development in government and non-government institutions a central part of its country programmes. In 2009...
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Rates of Hospital-Acquired Respiratory Illness in Bangladeshi Tertiary Care Hospitals: Results from a Low-Cost Pilot Surveillance Strategy
Date published: 14 Apr 2010Author(s):Emily S. Gurley
Rebeca Sultana, Michael Bell, Alicia M. Fry, Arjun Srinivasan, Mahmudur Rahman, M. Waliur Rahman, M. Jahangir Hossain, and Stephen P. Luby
A total of 6.1 hospital-acquired respiratory infections were identified per 1000 patient-days at risk in Bangladeshi hospitals, and clusters of disease frequently occurred. This low-cost surveillance method ...