Don't forget the core principles: I think we constantly need to refer back to the core principles underlying the approach: pro-poor impact, sustainability, and scale.
These differences in health service availability and differential coverage meant the pro-poor impact of health insurance reform was blunted, except NCMS in developed Zhejiang.
In Australia, Medicare compulsory insurance in 1972 brought equitable distribution of health care access, and Somkotra) reported a similar pro-poor impact of universal health insurance coverage in Thailand after 2005 [ 26, 34].
There was some evidence of pro-poor impact of fee exemption: three low-HDI districts saw higher rates of free-facility births than three high-HDI districts, and in the low-HDI districts, poorer women were more likely to receive free care.
Remittances also have a strong impact on poverty as they tend to go direct to poor households in developing countries, unlike official development assistance which is channelled through various development agencies and national governments and therefore has a much reduced pro-poor impact at the household level.
The scheme includes some pro poor elements, such as the government subsidy to the poor provinces.
It only produces poor impact on brain with no progress.
Organized in partnership with the Institute of International Studies, the series supports the Development Impact Lab's (DIL) efforts to support the scaling up of pro-poor innovations with global impact.
Mapping out capitals according to different socio-economic strata of households can help to identify where pro-poor support can have impact (Bebbington [1999]).
In recent years clever designers have innovated a wave of high-impact pro-poor products.
Most of the studies do not show factors behind the differences in the impacts of policy on pro-poor growth or decompose the changes in poverty into growth and distribution components, but rather show how poor benefit/lose relative to rich segments of the population.
