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The GTZ Health Sector Programme is planning to hold a contemporary art exhibition on Health and Human Rights in Germany.
In September 2008, a task force on innovative international financing for health systems was formed. Its mandate was to help strengthen health systems in the world’s 49 poorest countries.
The German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) has recently published a Sector Concept on Health in German Development Policy.
The GTZ Health Sector Programme (GTZ HSP) participated as presenter for the fifth time in the Health and Human Rights Course at the University of Heidelberg.
GTZ through Options participated in this year’s World Contraceptive day celebrations which were held at the Makadara Grounds in Nairobi.
As a key development partner in the Kenyan health sector, the GTZ Health Sector Programme participated in the launch of the final results of the Kenya Aids Indicator Survey 2007 (KAIS) which was held at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) on September 24th,2009.
Measuring impact of GTZ work, especially within the harmonised frameworks like Sector Wide Approaches (SWAps), has increasingly become a challenge.
A paper written by International Labour Organisation, examines the costs of different social security measures in order to determine whether low-income countries can afford social security.
There is a national and international consensus that user fees are the most inequitable way to finance health care, and that they present the most significant barrier in poor people accessing care.
The German Development Cooperation participated in the Nairobi Women’s Hospital 2009 Gala Dinner that was on 25th September 2009 at the Nairobi Arboretum.