For other charities, when income from public donations and public sector sources is squeezed, corporate funding may become more attractive, making them vulnerable to corporate influence.
This may be linked to the fact that internal comparisons reveal Ghana's health workers to be well paid from public sector sources.
A substantial proportion of this funding has come from public sector sources (49% in 2005) [ 2], that is to say from governments and publicly funded charities.
Differentials in treatment between public and private sector delivery channels are concerning given that the private sector remains the leading source of care for diarrhea among children under five in all three states; moreover, in our data, dehydration was associated with private rather than public sector sources of care-seeking (Table 4).
One public-sector source, who didn't want to be named, said that acquittal rates were high but institutions didn't want to publish the figures out of fear of the conservative land-owning elite who traditionally reject the Mapuche land claim.
The standard errors for statistics related to contraceptive method use and public-sector source of supply vary by survey (typically calculated in the range of 2 3 percentage points), and results are calculated to fall within a ±2 times the standard error of that statistic in 95% of cases.
As is evident from the map, a pattern of reliance primarily on public-sector sources is predominant across Africa, with several notable exceptions (Nigeria, Somalia, and Uganda).
– Tom Smith, director of the Oxford Consultants for Social Inclusion "Joining up public sector data sources can make government more efficient, save money, identify fraud and help public bodies better serve their citizens".
During the survey, clients may not differentiate between the public versus social marketing sources and may report the public sector as the source of these social marketing products.
The public sector was the source of 24.23% and the private sector was the source of 75.77% of these cases.
