Challenges in Multi-Level Health Governance: Corruption in the Global Fund’s Operations in Uganda and Zambia

Sekalala, Sharifah; Kirya, Monica

doi:10.1007/s40803-015-0010-x

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“…Corruption in Uganda's health sector 28 and in general is well documented 29 . The low expectation of pandemic management from a financial governance perspective, therefore, gives individuals less belief that the pandemic itself is dangerous if it can be used for economic gain.…”

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Changing perceptions about COVID-19 risk and adherence to preventive strategies in Uganda: Evidence from an online mixed-methods survey.

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2021

Scientific African

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Changing perceptions about COVID-19 risk and adherence to preventive strategies in Uganda: Evidence from an online mixed-methods survey.

Nshakira‐Rukundo

Whitehead²

2021

Scientific African

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Evaluating the impact of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) on corruption in Zambia

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Papyrakis

2017

The Extractive Industries and Society

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The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) is internationally recognised as a leading anti-corruption scheme, which promotes transparency, accountability and good governance of public oil, gas, and mining revenues. This article provides the first rigorous quantitative investigation of the impact of EITI on corruption in Zambia. Using a case-comparison approach, called the Synthetic Control Method (SCM), we find that the implementation of EITI provoked a significant decrease in corruption in Zambia (with the corruption-reducing effect of EITI being, though, much stronger at the earlier stages of implementation)

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Challenges in Multi-Level Health Governance: Corruption in the Global Fund’s Operations in Uganda and Zambia

Cited by 4 publications

References 14 publications

Changing perceptions about COVID-19 risk and adherence to preventive strategies in Uganda: Evidence from an online mixed-methods survey.

Changing perceptions about COVID-19 risk and adherence to preventive strategies in Uganda: Evidence from an online mixed-methods survey.

Evaluating the impact of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) on corruption in Zambia

A means of improving public health in low- and middle-income countries? Benefits and challenges of international public–private partnerships

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