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Understanding the history of health during the past 60 years helps us to respond to the health challenges of today. Sharing health knowledge inspired by history enriches global public health and benefits society at large. With these basic principles in mind, the Global Health Histories initiative was established by WHO in late 2004, with the aim of making a number of valuable contributions to this field. This volume is the first publication within the initiative. Based almost exclusively on publications from that period, it offers insights into not only the Organization itself but also the pol

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Dit boek bevat de Nederlandse vertaling van de 'International Classification of Functioning, Disablility and Health for Children and Youth' (ICF-CY). De ICF-CY is afgeleid van en volledig in overeenstemming met de 'International Classification onf Functioning, Disability and Health' (ICF) (WHO, 2001 Nederlandse vertaling WHO-FIC CC, 2002,2007). Als zodanig houdt deze een nadere detaillering in voor toepassing van de ICF ter beschrijving van kenmerken van kinderen en jongeren tot de leeftijd van 18 jaar. De oorspronkelijke inleiding en bijlagen van de ICF zijn onveranderd in dit boek opgenomen.De ICF-CY is als afgeleide classificatie ontwikkeld door de 'structuur en categorieen van de oorspronkelijke classificatie onveranderd te laten en aanvullende details toe te voegen' (WHO-FIC, 2004, pagina 5). De ICF-CY is gebaseerd op de richtlijnen van bijlage 8 van de ICF en stemt daardoor overeen met de organisatie en structuur van de oorspronkelijke classificatie.

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This monograph probes the role of information in service delivery by focusing on key sectors in Kenya and Ethiopia. Findings from comparative studies done in 2005-06 in the health, education, and water and sanitation sectors plus public and private partnerships (PPPs) illustrate the significance of information access to delivery of quality services. Linking information access to service delivery is instructive to deepen institutional reforms around transparency and governance. This volume contends that three constraints-governance, trust, and technology deficits-impede information flows for service delivery in Ethiopia and Kenya. Although these constraints are formidable, the cases reveal that reforms in the governance arena have began to make a difference in the domain of service delivery. Using local researchers for this study has contributed to the World Bank's vision and mission of strengthening knowledge production by local institutions, particularly in Africa, where the low rate of the input of indigenous voices in the development debates is a growing concern. Augmenting the corpus of knowledge about African issues by Africans also fits into the objective of capacity building: providing local experts the opportunities to research and highlight experiences on the ground. As more countries embark on public sector reforms that deepen transparent information mechanisms and better service delivery, the need for more of these studies will increase. What the authors of this study have articulated is a rich research agenda that ties information access and service provision-research that should help advance policy dialogue with actors involved in public sector and governance reforms.

Access of Poor to Social Services --- Access to Information --- Accountability --- Best Practices --- Capacity Building --- Communication Channels --- Corruption --- Decision Making --- Diabetes --- Discrimination --- Drugs --- E-Government --- Financial Management --- Good Governance --- Governance --- Health Education --- Health Outcomes --- Health Policy --- Health Service Management and Delivery --- Health, Nutrition and Population --- Hospitals --- Human Capital --- Human Rights --- Infant Mortality --- Information Technology --- Institutional Change --- Life Expectancy --- Local Government --- Malaria --- Mass Media --- Millennium Development Goals --- Morbidity --- Mortality --- Needs Assessment --- Nutrition --- Orphans --- Pharmacies --- Poverty Reduction --- Private Sector --- Privatization --- Public Health --- Public Hospitals --- Public Policy --- Public Sector Development --- Sanitation --- Technical Assistance --- Theft --- Transparency --- Tuberculosis --- Water Supply and Sanitation --- Workers --- World Health Organization

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