Handshake Issue #3: Health & PPPs

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Publication Date:
Oct 01, 2011
Topic:
PPP Reference Guide
Region:
Global
Language:
English
Nature:
Report
Country:
Global-World
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Handshake Issue #3, Health & PPPs, explores innovative and successful approaches by governments that are tapping the private sector for healthcare infrastructure, service delivery, and insurance. The issue on Healthcare examines international experience in healthcare PPPs, particularly in developing countries, and draws lessons for how successes can be replicated. Features the Lesotho Hospital PPP, and reviews experience in Ghana, India, and Mexico.

IFC. 2011. “Health and PPPs.” Handshake, A Journal on Public- Private Partnerships. Washington, DC: International Finance Corporation. [#1946]

 

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