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Madagascar 2014 Public Expenditure Review : Education and Health

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 wi...

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Main Authors: Government of Madagascar, World Bank, UNICEF
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
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
http://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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