Etudes par pays volume 2, PDF, 346 p., 1,4 Mo - Femise

11873_2002 Study D2: Poverty, Informal Sector, Health and Labour
providing technical assistance to develop joint procurement mechanisms
for the public health sector and to draft legislation which will serve as the
legal framework for the pharmaceutical reform program, and providing
training in the use of essential drug lists and treatment protocols.
Financing would be provided for rehabilitation of the quality control
laboratory, laboratory and computer equipment, technical assistance,
studies, workshops, and materials development (e.g., to support treatment
protocols).
- Continuing the Reform Process. This project is addressing some, but not
all, of the issues identified in the Health Sector Study. Sectoral reform is
not a static process; it is instead to be implemented incrementally in
response to evolving needs and demands. This component will support
the continued preparation, evaluation, and monitoring of the sector
reform program. The Project Management Unit (PMU) for health reform,
in collaboration with the Higher Health Council (HHC) will commission
studies and recruit technical expertise as needed to explore alternative
reform proposals. In addition, this component will support effective
implementation of the project activities by supporting the PMU and
project implementation units (PIUs) to carry out their project
management and monitoring functions.
2.3. Sources
Ministry of Health (www.moh.gov.jo)
National information system (www.nic.gov.jo)
Ministry of Social Development (www.mosd.gov.jo)
Higher Population Council
Department of Statistics (www.dos.gov.jo)
Ministry of planning (www.mop.gov.jo)
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