
Victoria Fan
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Senior Economist @WorldBank. Previously @CGDev @Harvard @MIT @UHManoa. Health systems, financing, economics. Views my own. RT not endorsement.
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“channelling (on budget) might be a promising avenue to enhance the impact of DAH on financial risk protection.” New paper by Jacopo Gabani et al on whether health aid matters for financial risk protection in health! sciencedirect.com/science/articl… World Bank Health


“The financing incidence of the Sierra Leone public healthcare system is marginally progressive… (Public) primary healthcare (PHC) benefits are pro-poor, secondary/tertiary benefits are pro-rich.” Jacopo Gabani Sumit Mazumdar | সুমিত । सुमित et al ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…


I remember Rachel Glennerster talking about this on the 80,000 hours podcast, it was quite a moving conversation open.spotify.com/episode/0V8Ni5…


Long-awaited Center for Global Development paper on “cofinancing” or conditioned domestic health financing in global health with World Health Organization (WHO) Susan Sparkes just released—please check it out and let us know what you think! cgdev.org/blog/making-do…


In a NEW 📝paper, Victoria Fan, Susan Sparkes & MyMai Yungrattanachai aim to understand how conditioned domestic “co-financing” is defined and operationalized by agencies, with a dive into Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and The Global Fund 👇 bit.ly/3zGDpU4


Proud to announce that the World Health Organization (WHO), IMF and World Bank Group are joining forces to enhance #PandemicPreparedness. This collaboration will boost support for countries to prevent, detect, and respond to health threats. Learn more: wrld.bg/zHPE50TEr1t #InvestinHealth


🆕 Our new The Lancet Commission on Investing in Health report is now published ! ✒️ It’s a long report—54 pages, 310 references, 50 authors, 22 advisers, 10 background research papers—but a 2-page policy brief is capturing key messages globalhealth2050.org/files/2024/10/…


How can countries reduce premature deaths? thelancet.com/journals/lance… The Lancet Commission recommends a focus on 15 conditions, including tuberculosis, neonatal conditions, cardiovascular diseases, diarrheal diseases.





The 4th Edition of Disease Control Priorities (#DCP4) is out! Explore how selected low-&middle-income countries use evidence for priority setting & designing #EssentialHealthService packages within the #UHC framework: wrld.bg/eGM650VflpQ Bergen Centre for Ethics and Priority Setting Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
