In sum, the NGO's intervention was not limited to abolishing payment, but consisted of a series of measures for improving quality of care (supply side: drugs, training, supervision, grants, referral, medical evacuation) and for implementing the abolition (demand side: fees abolition, information).
However, information on how to implement this abolition remains scarce.
Perhaps we, the world, should take a leaf out of South African and follow their example following the abolition of apartheid in 1994 when they implemented the Truth and Reconciliation Commission TRCC).
Thus, in defining the modalities for organizing the abolition, the national context must be taken into account more carefully – even more so, since those who implemented the BI are the most sceptical about the judiciousness of abolishing fees.
Laughlin-Schultz... emphasizes the fact that the Brown women made it possible for Brown to implement his militant abolition plans in Kansas and at Harpers Ferry.
Saverin's flight from the U.S. is yet another reminder of the superiority of a national consumption tax that in a perfect world would be implemented in concert with the abolition of the I.R.S.
Furthermore, international donors should also reorient their interest on achieving universal health coverage by supporting government implementing total abolition of user fees as an effective strategy toward equity and poverty reduction in developing countries.
Our aim in this section is to describe some unexpected outcomes provoked by the abolition of fees implemented during this NGO intervention – a type of analysis rarely undertaken, according to certain experts in evaluation [ 44].
In civil affairs, Napoleon implemented several liberal reforms across Europe, including the abolition of feudalism, the establishment of legal equality and religious toleration, and the legalization of divorce.
Despite ministerial assurances that RROs would not be used to implement "highly controversial reforms", the bill was quickly dubbed the "Abolition of Parliament Bill".
