Table 2 Outcomes of combined demand and supply side schemes
Country | Performance Indicator(s) | Outcome(s) |
|---|---|---|
PBF&CCT | ||
Malawi(42) | Maternal mortality rates | Reduced facility based maternal mortality by 4.8 deaths/100 000 facility -based deliveries |
India(16) | Rate of institutional deliveries and ASHA promotion of primary healthcare services | • Proportion of institutional deliveries increased from 32.5–65.1% • 43% of ASHA were satisfied and 36% were somewhat satisfied with the remuneration received |
Nicaragua(27) | Percentage of children with updated vaccinations and percentage of children under 5 years old with stunting | • Percentage of Children 12–23 months with updated vaccinations Baseline: control: 41.5% intervention: 38.9% Follow up: control: 69.4% intervention: 71.4% • Percentage of stunted children under 5: Baseline: control: 39. 5% intervention: 39. 8% Follow up: control: 41.7% intervention: 36.5% |
Uganda(22) | Maternal maternity rates, demand for health facility births | • 9.4% bump in institutional delivery implying 20 deaths averted, which is equivalent to 1356 disability- adjusted-life years (DALYs) averted • Demand for births at HFs enrolled in the voucher scheme increased by 52.3 pp. Out of this value, conservative estimates indicate that at least 9.4 pp are new HF users |