Federalism and the health system in Nepal
Publisher: Deutsche Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Kathmandu
Format: Paperback and Web-publication
Number of pages: 33
Table of contents: title: FEDERALISM AND HEALTH IN NEPAL; title: 1. Health care organization and financing in eleven countries; title: 2. Federalism and the health sector in Nepal; title: 2.1 Fundamental rights; title: 2.1.1 The right to health; title: 2.1.2 Basic health services; title: 2.1.3 “Free” basic health services; title: 2.1.4 Responsibilities; title: 2.1.5 A right to equity and uniformity; title: 2.2 Functional responsibilities; title: 2.2.1 The state and the market; title: 2.2.2 The state and the citizen; title: 2.2.3 The state and the government tiers; title: 2.2.4 Towards a federal state; title: 3. Conclusion; title: HEALTH CARE IN FEDERAL COUNTRIES; title: 1 Explicit mentioning of health in the constitution of federal countries; title: 2 Federal history and set-up; title: 3 Organization of health care in federal countries; title: 4 Responsibilities of federal level; title: 5 Responsibilities of state and lower levels; title: 6 Health financing in federal countries; title: 7 Stewardship and governance; title: 8 Federalism and welfare; title: 9 Conclusion; title: 10 References; title: 11 Bibliography