Does Development Assistance for Health Really Displace Government Health Spending? Reassessing the Evidence

Rajaie Batniji and Eran Bendavid

PLOS Medicine, 2012, vol. 9, issue 5, 1-7

Abstract: Rajaie Batniji and Eran Bendavid dispute recent suggestions that health aid to developing countries leads to a displacement of government spending and instead argue that current evidence about aid displacement cannot be used to guide policy.

Date: 2012
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