Pay-for-performance reduces bypassing of health facilities: evidence from Tanzania

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Sosina Bezu

Affiliated Senior Researcher

Ottar Mæstad

Research Professor / Special Adviser, Director Development Learning Lab

Vincent Somville

Associated Senior Researcher

Performance-based financing of health services in Tanzania

Aug 2014 - Jul 2019

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