| References: | ADB, (2005), Islamic Republic of Pakistan: Institutional Strengthening for Government-NGO Cooperation: Consultants Report, Asian Development Bank, Pakistan
Aga Khan Foundation Team (2007), Non-State Providers and Public-Private-Community Partnerships in Education, Background paper prepared for the Education for All Global Monitoring Report 2008
Alonso, A., (2006), Rehabilitating the Health System after Conflict in East Timor: A shift from NGO to Government Leadership, Health Policy and Planning, Volume 21, Number 3, May 2006 , pp. 206-216(11)
Ameli O, Newbrander, W. (2008), Contracting for Health Services: Effects of Utilization and Quality on the Costs of the Basic Package of Health Services in Afghanistan, Bulletin of the World Health Organization, vol. 86
Andrabi, T, J. Das and A. I. Khwaja (2006), The possibilities and limits of private schooling in Pakistan, World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 4066, Washington: World Bank
Balabanova D, Oliveira-Cruz V and Hanson K. (2008), Health Sector Governance and Implications for the Private Sector. Discussion paper prepared for the Rockefeller Foundation, November 2008
Bano, M. (2007), Pakistan Country Review: History of State-NSP Relations, International Development Department, University of Birmingham
Batley, R.A. (1996), Public-Private Relationships and Performance in Service Provision, Urban Studies, Vol. 33 Nos 4-5, pp.723-752
Batley, R. and Larbi, G.A, (2004), The Changing Role of Government: The Reform of Public Services in Developing Countries, Palgrave Macmillan
Batley, R.A. and Larbi, G.A. (2006), Capacity to deliver? Management, Institutions and Public Services in Developing Countries, in Y. Bangura and G. Larbi (eds) Public Sector Management Reform in Developing Countries, Palgrave, 2006
Batley, R.A. (2006), Engaged or Divorced? Cross-service Findings on Government Relations with Non-state Service Providers, Public Administration and Development, vol. 26, issue 3
Berry, C., Forder, A., Sultan, S., and Moreno-Torres, M., (2004), Approaches to Improving the Delivery of Social Services in Difficult Environments, PRDE Working Paper 3, DFID, London
Besley, T., and Ghatak, M., (2007), Provision of Public Services by Non-state Actors, London School of Economics, London May 10, 2007
Brown, L. and Troutt, E. (2004) Funding relations between nonprofits and government: A positive example, Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Vol. 33, No. 1, pp. 5 – 27
Brinkerhoff, D., (2007), Capacity Development in Fragile States, Maastricht, European Center for Development Policy Management (ECDPM), Working Paper 58D
Carlson, C., et al. (2005), “Improving the Delivery of Health and Education Services in Difficult Environments: Lessons from Case Studies”, DFID Health Systems Resource Centre, London, February.
Carlson, C., (2007), Health Service Delivery in Fragile States for US$5 Per Person Per Year: Myth or Reality?, Merlin/London School of Hygeine and Tropical Medicine, London
CIET (2003), 'Social audit of governance and delivery of public services, Baseline survey 2002: National report', Government of Pakistan, National Reconstruction Bureau
Clayton, A., (1999), Contracts or Partnerships: Working through local NGOs in Ghana and Nepal: How local NGOs have been engaged in the provision of rural water and sanitation at community level in Ghana and Nepal, WaterAid, London
Collier, P., (2007) The Bottom Billion: Why the Poorest are Failing and What can be Done About it, Oxford University Press
Collier, P., (2007), Post-Conflict Recovery: How Should Policies be Distinctive, Center for the Study of African Economies, Oxford
Collier P. and Okonjo-Iweala N., (2002), 'World Bank Group Work in Low-Income Countries Under Stress: A Task Force Report', World Bank, Washington D.C.
Commins, S., (2006), Workstream on Service Delivery: Synthesis Paper on Good Practice: The Challenge for Donors, OECD DAC Fragile States Group, Paris
Eldon, J., Waddington, C., and Hadi, Y., (2008) Health System Reconstruction: Can it Contribute to State-building?, Report prepared for DFID, HLSP Institute
Fanour, B., and Grant, U., (2000), Poverty Reduction and Employment Generation: The Case of Agetur, Benin, International Development Department, Birmingham
Fox, J.W., (2004), The Treatment of the Private Sector in African PRSPs and APRs, Report to the Bureau for Africa, Washington: USAID
Gazely, B., (2007), Beyond the Contract: The Scope and Nature of Informal Government – Nonprofit Partnerships, Public Administration Review, Volume 68, Issue 1 (pp. 141-154)
Ghani, A., Lockhart, C., and Carnahan, M., 2005, Closing the Sovereignty Gap: An Approach to State-Building, Overseas Development Institute, London
Green, A., Shaw, J., Dimmock, F., & Conn, C. (2002), 'A Shared Mission? Changing Relationships between Government and Church Health Services in Africa' in The International Journal of Health Planning and Management 17(4)333-353.
Hansen, et. al., (2008), Measuring and managing progress in the establishment of basic health services: the Afghanistan health sector balanced scorecard, The International Journal of Health Planning and Management, Volume 23 Issue 2, pp. 107 - 117
Hilderbrand, M.E. and M.S. Grindle (1995), 'Building Sustainable capacity in the public sector: what can be done?', Public Administration and Development, Vol.15, No. 5, pp. 441-463
Howell, J. and J. Lind (2008), Civil Society with Guns is not Civil Society: Aid, Security and Civil Society in Afghanistan, NGPA Research Paper 24, London School of Economics
Kadzamira, E., Moran, D., Mulligan, J., Ndirenda, N., Reed, B., and Rose, P., (2004), Malawi: Study of Non-State Providers of Basic Services, International Development Department, University of Birmingham
Larbi G., Adelabu M., Rose P., Jawara, D., Nwaorgu O. and Vyas S. (2004), Nigeria: Study of Non-State Providers of Basic Services, International Development Department, University of Birmingham,
Larbi, G., (2006), Opportunities and challenges in enabling non-state providers of basic services: case studies and lessons from Nigeria, Paper prepared for the workshop: The Politics of Service Delivery in Democracies: better access for the poor
Loevinsohn, B., and Harding, A., (2005), Buying results? Contracting for Health Service Delivery in Developing Countries, Lancet 2005; 366: 676–81
MacNeil, I. (1978) Contracts: Adjustment of Long-term Economic Relations under Classical, Neo-classical and Relational law, Northwestern University Law Review 72, 854-905
Mcloughlin, C., (2008), Annotated bibliography on Contracting NGOs to Deliver Services, prepared for ESRC research on Whose Public Action? Analysing inter-sectoral collaboration for service delivery, unpublished
Meagher, P., (2005), Service Delivery in Fragile States: An Issues Paper, Report prepared for USAID, Washington
Mills, A,, S. Bennett, S. Russell (2001), The Challenge of Health Sector Reform: What must governments do, Palgrave: Basingstoke
Moran, D., (2006), Comparing Services: A Survey of Leading Issues in the Sectoral Literatures, Public Administration and Development, vol. 26, issue 3, pp. 197-206
Mott McDonald, (2008), Basic Services Fund (BSF) of the Government of Southern Sudan and DFID, Application Guidelines for Third Round, Mott McDonald
Morton, J., and Denny, R., (2008), Review of Basic Services, South Sudan, Triple Line Consulting, London
Nair, P. (2007a), Historical Analysis of Relationships between the State and the Non-Governmental Sector in India, International Development Department, University of Birmingham
Nair, P (2007b), Karuna Trust and Department of Health and Family Welfare: Management of Primary Health Care Centre, International Development Department, University of Birmingham
Nair, P. (2007), Historical Analysis of Relationships between the State and the Non-Governmental Sector in India, International Development Department, University of Birmingham
Newbrander W (2007), Rebuilding Health Systems and Providing Health Services in Fragile States. MSH Occasional Paper No 7, USAID.
Ndongosieme, A., Bahati, E., Lubamba, P., and Declercq, E., (2007), Collaboration between a TB control programme and NGOs during humanitarian crisis: Democratic Republic of the Congo, Bulletin of the World Health Organisation, 85 (8)
Nurul Alam, S.M. (2007), Bangladesh Country Review: History of State-NSP Relations, International Development Department, University of Birmingham
OECD DAC, (2008) Service Delivery in Fragile Situations: Key Concepts, Findings and Lessons, OECD, Paris
OECD DAC, (2008) State Building in Situations of Fragility: Initial Findings, OECD DAC, Paris
Osmond, B., O?Connell, a., and Bunting, R., (2007), Review of the Pharmaceuticals area and Preparation of a Mid-term Pharmaceuticals Policy and Implementation Plan for the Ministry of Health & Social Welfare, Liberia, Report prepared for the European Commission
Oxfam (2009), Blind Optimism: Challenging the myths about private health care in poor countries, Oxfam Briefing Paper 125, Oxford: Oxfam International
PATHS, (2008), Celebrating Success: PATHS in Nigeria (2002-2008), Partnerships for Transforming Health Systems, DFID
Palmer, N., (2006), An Awkward Threesome – Donors, Governments and Non-State Providers of Health in Low Income Countries, Public Administration and Development, vol. 26, issue 3, pp.231–240
Palmer, N., (2006) Contracting out Health Services in Fragile States, British Medical Journal, vol 332, pp. 718-721
Pavanello, S., and Darcy, J., (2008), Improving the provision of basic services for the poor in fragile environments: International Literature Review, Report prepared or AusAID Office of Development Effectiveness, Overseas Development Institute, London
Pavignani, E. and J.R. Durão(1999), Managing external resources in Mozambique: Building new aid relationships on shifting sands??. Health Policy and Planning 14 3 , pp. 243–253
Pavignani, E., and Colombo, A., (2001), Providing Health Services in Countries disrupted by Civil Wars: A comparative analysis of Mozambique and Angola 1975–2000, World Health Organization, 2001
Pavignani, E., and Colombo, A., (2008a), Analysing Disrupted Health Sectors, a Modular Manual: Module 5. Understanding health policy processes?
Pavignani, E. and Colombo, A, (2008b), Analysing Disrupted Health Sectors, a Modular Manual: Module 7: Analysing patterns of healthcare provision?
Pavignani, E. (2008c), Analysing Disrupted Health Sectors, a Modular Manual: Module 8: Studying management systems?
Picciotto, R. (1997) Putting Institutional Economics to Work: From Participation to Governance, in Clague (ed.), Institutions and Economic Development: Growth and Governance in Less-Developed and Post-Socialist Countries, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press
Robinson, M., (2008), Hybrid States: Globalisation and the Politics of State Capacity, Political Studies, Volume 56, pp. 566 - 583
Rondinelli, D., (2006), Enhancing the Public Administration Capacity of Fragile States and Post Conflict Societies: Parallel and Partnership Approached, USAID, Washington
Rose, P., (2006), Education in Fragile States: Capturing Lessons and Identifying Good Practice, Paper prepared for the DAC Fragile States Group
Rose, P., (2007), Supporting Non-state Providers in Basic Education Service Delivery, Report prepared for DFID Policy Division, Consortium for Research on Educational Access, Transitions and Equity, Sussex
Sansom, K., (2006), Government Engagement with Non-State Providers of Water and Sanitation Services, Public Administration and Development, vol. 26, pp. 207-217
Soeters, R., Griffiths, F (2003), Improving Government Health Services Through Contract Management: A case from Cambodia, Health Policy and Planning; 18(1): 74-83
Soeters R, Habineza C, Peerenboom B (2006). Performance-based financing and changing the district health system: experience from Rwanda. Bulletin of the WHO, 84:884–889.
Strong L, Wali A, Sondorp E. 2005. Health Policy in Afghanistan: Two years of rapid change. A review of the process from 2001 to 2003. London: London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Conflict and Health Programme.
Teamey, K. and Mcloughlin, C., (2009), Understanding the Dynamics of Relationships between Government Agencies and Non-state Providers of Basic Services: Key Issues Emerging from the Literature, NGPA Research Paper 30, London School of Economics
Trémolet, S., (2006), Adapting regulation to the needs of the poor: Experience in 4 East African Countries, BPD: London, Published in association with GTZ and the World Bank Institute.
Trémolet, S. and Browning, S., (2002), The interface between regulatory frameworks and partnerships: public, private and civil society partnerships providing water and sanitation to the poor, Research and Survey Series, Business Partners for Development Water and Sanitation Cluster
Trémolet, S., and Halpern, J., (2006), Regulation of Water and Sanitation Services: Getting Better Service to Poor People, OBA Working Paper Series No. 8, Global Partnership on Output Based Aid
Ullah, A., Newell, J., Ahmed, J., and Hyder, M. (2006), Government–NGO Collaboration: The Case of Tuberculosis Control in Bangladesh, Health Policy and Planning, 21(2), pp. 143-155
USAID, (2008), From Humanitarian and Post-conflict Assistance to Health System Strengthening in Fragile States: Clarifying the Transition and the Role of NGOs, USAID, 2009, New Partnerships Initiative: NGO Empowerment
Van Slyke, D., (2006), Agents or Stewards: Using Theory to Understand the Government-Nonprofit Social Service Contracting Relationship, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, 17: pp. 157–187
Waldman, R., (2006), Health in Fragile States, Country Case Study: Democratic Republic of the Congo. Arlington, Virginia, USA: Basic Support for Institutionalizing Child Survival, (BASICS) for USAID.
Waters, H., Garrett, B., and Burnham, G., and Burnham, G., (2007), Rehabilitating Health Systems in Post-Conflict Situations, UNU-WIDER Research Paper No 2007/06
WHO, (2005), Working With the Non-state Sector to Achieve Public Health Goals, World Health Organisation
Wood, J., (2008), Parallel Service Delivery in a Fragile State, Capacity. org
Zivetz, L., (2006), Health Service Delivery in Early Recovery Fragile States: Lessons from Afghanistan, Cambodia, Mozambique, and Timor Leste, Arlington, Va., USA: Basic Support for Institutionalizing Child Survival (BASICS) for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
|
|---|
.