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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Jean-Benoît Falisse, Bruno Meessen, Michel Bossuyt, Juvénal Ndayishimiye Renewing Community Participation? The case of Performance-Based Financing in Burundi.
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 1. Community Participation in Burundi: poor achievements so far. 2. Performance-based financing: an entry point for renewing community participation. 3. (Re-)defining things -clearly: Who is the “voice” of the community? What community agents to deliver services/care? Main Messages / Plan
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Context and Rationale Community Participation: the old ‘magic bullet’. The Bamako Initiative (1987) Based on community/users mobilization. Heterogeneous experiences. Bottom-up process.
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Formal state: the rules. legal and technical documents, interviews. Actual and expected state: on the field. interviews in 104 Health Centers. 3 focus groups: Health Committee, Community- Based Organization, medical staff. Triangulation to check the data. Methodology and Data
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Bubanza 18 (100%) Coverage Rutana 20 (67%) Ngozi 20 (38%) Bubanza 20 (63%) Muramvya 17 (76%) Mwaro 9 (61%)
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 A troubled context. Various projects/programmes since the Bamako Initiative (1987). NGO led (1993-2008 civil war). Setting up Health Committees around the country. Community Health Agents in vertical programmes. Transfer to the Ministry of Public Health (2007) The Burundian Case: community participation
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Community Health Agents: out of control?. Unknown by health center staffs (>50%) Health Committees: Almost no official information about them (neither NHIS nor PBF). Existing guidelines although: Largely unknown (<20%). Unclear role (‘co’-management?). The state of Community Participation
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 An under-efficient System?
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Decision Rights… and Conflicts decision rights of the health committee full some none conflict
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 PBF: the ‘trendy’ strategy. Based on incentives (for medical staff). Promising experiences so far (Central Africa). The PBF system
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Voicing preferences (community as an end). Upward accountability of health centers (control mechanism). Almost no downward accountability. Reaching everybody (community as a tool). Back to the rationale of community-health agents. PBF: where is the community?
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Improving accountability: “voice”. Health Committees: Voice in the business plan. Now they have something to manage! The contracted Community-Based Organisations: Not truly the “voice” of the population. What utilisation of the data? The accountability issue
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 PBF: an entry point. Contracting: no cons? Defining the indicators to subsidize: HIV/AIDS in Makamba. Traditional midwifes in Ngozi. Re-organisation: Linking to healthcare facilities. Grouping. Reorganizing Community Health Agents
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Conclusion Representation (voice) Healthcare / service delivery Institutional arrangement Health committee strong limited if existent laws & bylaws Community health agents noneyes contract possible Community – based Organisation instrumentalnonecontract
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2 nd Conference of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) Saly – Senegal, 15 th - 17 th March 2011 Thank you! (murakoze cane)
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