Fixing Health Systems (2nd ed.)

In 1993, the World Development Report suggested that directing health care budgets more proportionally toward the local burden of disease could significantly lower rates of death and disease. As the original edition of Fixing Health Systems revealed, the TEHIP program provided powerful evidence in support of that hypothesis. In TEHIP's two Tanzanian test districts, for example, modest funding increases and sweeping organizational changes contributed to decreases in child mortality of more than 4