Can a low income country move towards universal health coverage?

Can a low income country move towards universal health coverage?

Mali, in west Africa, is where the idea that user fees for healthcare could work in poor countries was established. Sophie Arie finds that the country is now starting down a very different road

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Child mortality
Children & youth
Fees & charges
Health services
Initiatives
Malaria
Maternal mortality
Medical personnel
Performance management
Politics
Womens health
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Politics
Womens health
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