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Scaling-Up Health Sector Activities for Poverty Reduction: Lessons from Papua New Guinea, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka

by Bhushan, I., et al.

Poverty and Social Development Paper No. 11

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This comparative study draws lessons from ADB’s operations in Papua New Guinea health sector. One of the main lessons drawn is that the scaling up process should be gradual and be in accordance with the proven capacity of local stakeholders.

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Contents

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Executive Summary

1. Introduction
2. ADB's Health Interventions in PNG, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka
3. Impact Analysis
4. Factors that Influenced Scaling-Up
5. Lessons Learned
6. References