Madagascar 2014 Public Expenditure Review

Madagascar 2014 Public Expenditure Review

Madagascar’s education system exhibits severe weaknesses that leave a large number of children without the basic skills required to function in the labor market. Since the start of the political and economic crisis in 2009, progress made on key health indicators has stagnated or is being reversed with Madagascar falling off track to achieve the MDGs. The prevalence of chronic malnutrition among children under five is one of the highest in the world. Maternal mortality ratios also have remained relatively high and stagnant over the last ten years and the country.

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Main Authors: Government of Madagascar, World Bank, UNICEF
Format: Report biblioteca
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:CHILD HEALTH, PARASITIC DISEASES, HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY, VACCINATION, PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE, FINANCING, CIVIL SERVANTS, DEATHS, INCOME, HEALTH EXPENDITURES, PREVENTION, PUBLIC EDUCATION, PUBLIC SECTOR, GOVERNMENT SPENDING, COMMUNITY HEALTH, RESOURCE ALLOCATION, PRIMARY CARE, PROGRAMS, SERVICES, OPERATIONAL EXPENDITURES, HEALTH INSURANCE, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION EXPENDITURES, HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, INCENTIVES, HEALTH, REALLOCATIONS, CAPACITY BUILDING, HEALTH WORKERS, HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT, INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES, LEVEL OF PUBLIC SPENDING, WAGE EXPENDITURES, PUBLIC FUNDING, HEALTH FACILITIES, PUBLIC HEALTH, QUALITY OF HEALTH, BUDGET, DOMESTIC FUNDING, HEALTH SECTOR, KNOWLEDGE, EXERCISES, HEALTH STATUS, HEALTH OUTCOME, COSTS, QUALITY OF EDUCATION, COST RECOVERY, PATIENT, HEALTH INDICATORS, PUBLIC HEALTH CARE, HEALTH CENTERS, BUDGET EXECUTION, ACCESS TO HEALTH SERVICES, ALLOCATIVE EFFICIENCY, COMPETENCIES, EDUCATION SYSTEM, HOSPITAL CARE, CAPITAL EXPENDITURE, SERVICE DELIVERY, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE REVIEW, BUDGET ENVELOPE, BUDGET PLANNING, ANALYSIS OF TRENDS, CASH TRANSFERS, RECURRENT EXPENDITURE, MORTALITY, PUBLIC INVESTMENT, EDUCATION SPENDING, GRANT PROGRAM, EXPENDITURE, EQUITY, DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENDITURE, EXTERNAL AID, WORKERS, GOVERNMENT BUDGET, NATIONAL STRATEGY, OUTCOME INDICATORS, PUBLIC HEALTH EXPENDITURES, APPROPRIATIONS, MONETARY INCENTIVES, PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAMS, PUBLIC EXPENDITURE, CARE, BUDGETS, WAGE EXPENDITURE, PUBLIC EXPENDITURES, FINANCIAL BURDEN, EXPENDITURES, NUTRITION, PRIMARY HEALTH CARE, CAPITAL SPENDING, INSURANCE, PUBLIC RESOURCES, PREGNANT WOMEN, CHILDREN, BUDGET REALLOCATIONS, INPATIENT CARE, HUMAN RESOURCES, SERVICE DELIVERY SYSTEM, TOTAL SPENDING, MINISTRY OF FINANCE, POVERTY, HEALTH EXPENDITURE, INTEGRATION, ALLOCATION, INCIDENCE, TOTAL EXPENDITURES, POPULATION, EXTERNAL FINANCING, STRATEGY, FAMILIES, PUBLIC SPENDING, HOSPITALS, HEALTH INTERVENTIONS, OUTCOMES, CIVIL SERVICE, HEALTH SERVICE, HEALTH PROGRAMS, HEALTH SERVICES, IMPLEMENTATION, PROGRAM BUDGETING, PATIENT CARE, TOTAL PUBLIC SPENDING, RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/04/24841443/madagascar-public-expenditure-review-education-health
https://hdl.handle.net/10986/24090
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Summary:Madagascar’s education system exhibits severe weaknesses that leave a large number of children without the basic skills required to function in the labor market. Since the start of the political and economic crisis in 2009, progress made on key health indicators has stagnated or is being reversed with Madagascar falling off track to achieve the MDGs. The prevalence of chronic malnutrition among children under five is one of the highest in the world. Maternal mortality ratios also have remained relatively high and stagnant over the last ten years and the country.

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