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|Opportunity to Conduct Legal and Regulatory Environment Assessment of Private Health Sector
The purpose of the assessment is to identify the health services with focus on maternal, newborn, child health and family planning (MNCH/FP) services-related gaps and issues with special focus on access to service and service utilization and reasons for the gap between a vision for private sector engagement and integration and the reality of a private health sector that continues to operate largely in isolation, at varying levels of competence and quality and government interaction more focused on taxation, price controls and regulation than constructive engagement.
We are looking for a qualified individual, who will conducted the assessment based on the scope of work.
Number of Individuals Required: One
Time frame: Up to 30 days between May 1st, 2019 to June 14th, 2019
Qualifications, Competencies and Skills Required for the Assessment:
The individual, to carry out this assignment must have the following qualification and experiences:
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Apply Before: Apr 18, 2019
About the organization
USAID’s Strengthening Systems for Better Health (SSBH) Activity is a 6-year project aimed at improving health outcomes in Nepal, particularly for the most marginalized and disadvantaged groups in the country. SSBH supports the Government of Nepal’s efforts to expand access to and use of quality maternal, newborn and child health and family planning services, with a specific focus on newborn care and is designed to achieve three major outcomes:
(i) improving access to and utilization of equitable healthcare services,
(ii) improving the quality of health services at facility and community levels and
(iii) improving health systems governance, within the context of federalism.
The project is implemented in close collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Population at federal level and with provincial and municipal governments, health facilities and other key health sector stakeholders at sub-national levels.
