EQUITAP |
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| Project ID: NW-002 |
Status: Active |
IHP is the co-ordinator for the Equitap (Equity in Asia-Pacific Health Systems) research collaboration. Formed in 2000, the Equitap network groups researchers in more than fifteen Asian territories and three European countries who work collaboratively to measure and assess equity performance of national health systems. The much-acclaimed work of Equitap was funded between 2000-2005 by a major EU INCO-DEV grant, but the work continues with other funding. The Equitap project has made a major contribution to providing the evidence base for understanding how well different Asian health systems perform with respect to equity, and to setting the stage for new research to understand the critical determinants. During 2006-2009, the first publications from Equitap�s first phase of work are being published.
In 2008, Equitap received new funding from AusAID and IDRC, which is enabling it to expand its coverage to Mekong and South Pacific countries, and to sustain its work through to 2010. A network meeting of all partners was held in Seoul in July 2008 to plan out the new phase of work. |
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| Project
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| Start Date: |
Apr 2005 |
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Ongoing |
| Themes: |
Health equity, Health systems |
| Sponsor(s): |
European Commission, AusAID, IDRC |
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Not applicable |
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| IHP Staff: |
RP Rannan-Eliya, R Elwalagedera, T Fernando, F Saleem-Ismail, A Somanathan |
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| Region: |
Asia |
| Country(s): |
Asia |
| Partner(s): |
Erasmus University, London School of Economics, Nepal Health Economics Association, Data International, Public Health Foundation of India, IHPP Thailand, MOH Malaysia, Gadjah Mada University, Seoul National University, MOH Mongolia, MOH Kyrgyz, China National Health Economics Institute, Upecon Foundation, Hong Kong University, Chang Gung University, HSPI Vietnam, NIPH Laos, CDRI Cambodia, AIHW Australia |
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