| Author: Denis Drechsler & Felix Zimmerman |
| InfoShare Partner: OECD Development Centre |
| Publication Date: December 2006 |
| Update Date: April 2007 |
| Type of Document: Article/Report/Paper |
| Topics: Environment and health/population, Financing/management, Policy/Law |
| Region: Global, Sub-Saharan Africa |
| Language: English |
| Additional information: This Policy Brief examines trends in development finance, drawing on the
experience of Ghana’s health sector. It finds that, even for “donor darlings”, where aid accounts for a large percentage of GDP, new sources of finance have become a credible alternative to Official Development Assistance (ODA). This has important
policy implications. Though new sources of finance may have increased the overall financial envelope, they have also brought monitoring and co-ordination challenges. |
| Number of Pages: 36 |
| File Size: 1.06 MB |
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The landscape of international development finance is changing rapidly. New actors such as global funds, foundations and NGOs have emerged and private flows are on the rise.
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