Health Equity Fund / Grainger / Abt Associates / Hanson / John Snow Inc. / /
Country
Taiwan / Nicaragua / Cambodia / Armenia / Kenya / Pakistan / Uganda / Korea / Philippines / Madagascar / India / /
Currency
USD / / /
IndustryTerm
claims processing / e-vouchers / health services / sexual and reproductive health services / treatment services / voluntary contraceptive voucher services / contraceptive services / insurance scheme / voucher services / poverty assessment tools / social health insurance / prefer accessing contraceptive services / /
NaturalFeature
Antonia Dingle / /
Organization
World Health Organization / Chemonics / Save the Children / Melinda Gates Foundation / International Planned Parenthood Federation / United States Agency for International Development / Department of Reproductive Health and Research / World Bank / Population Council / Georgetown University / Institute for Reproductive Health / Population Reference Bureau / /
Person
Emma Shmautz / Laurette Cucuzza / Marcy Levy / Clarissa Lord Brundage / Marisa Van Osdale / Mario Festin / Jay Gribble / Sandra Jordan / Monica Bautista / Patricia Stephenson / Howard Friedman / Kimberly Cole / Erin Mielke / Anna MacKay / Elaine Menotti / Jacqueline Mahon / Sarah Thurston / Caroline Quijada / Shawn Malarcher / Ellen Eiseman / Ben Bellows / Susan Mitchell / Michal Avni / Sarah Fox / Elaine Rossi / Dale Huntington / Suzanne Reier / Thierry van Bastelaer / Ricky Lu / Elaine Charurat / Joan Kraft / Diana Santillan / Isabelle Lindenmayer / Jennifer Friedman / /
Vouchers: Addressing inequities in access to contraceptive services What is the emerging high-impact practice in family planning service delivery? Provide vouchers where financial and