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Developing countries need to provide health care services to burgeoning populations, but face financial constraints on their publicly funded health programs. Reform is required to implement structural and institutional reform programs to improve health delivery. eSYS has focused on the development of financing and strategy options for health systems, including economic and institutional analysis and service delivery performance assessment. Services include:

Financing and economic analysis of vaccination programs to immunize children against communicable diseases

Economic and financial analysis of water and sanitation projects

Analyzing pricing strategies for therapies and cost drivers related to illness and disorders

Assessment of the determinants of health service utilization, health care costs and health insurance enrollments, and targeting of government subsidies.  

Assessing how international health policies performance can be measured and evaluated from the perceptive of primary-level health service providers and international donors

Participation in fact finding missions and health reviews

Costing of health care interventions and prevention strategies for tropical diseases

Assistance with the development of applications for Multinational Loans, GAVI financing and the Global Fund for fighting AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; and

Cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit evaluation of international health projects to assist with priority setting and accountability

Clients include United Nations agencies, the Asian Development Bank, World Bank, European Union, Ministries of Health and private companies.

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