Report
Social Accountability in the Health Sector skill/capacity development training to civil society organizations
June 03, 2021
Local governance and accountability, Capacity development, Governance
The Social Accountability in the Health Sector (SAHS) Program aims to improve citizen engagement to improve accountability in health sector in Nepal. SAHS focuses on collaborating with civil society groups, national policy actors, and government health institutions to understand the challenges and deepen social accountability efforts in the health sector. Through the recommendations from situational analyses, applied political economy analyses and multi-stakeholder dialogue, key health sector actors will be able to implement more effective social accountability initiatives. The project ultimately contributes to Nepal’s National Health Sector Programme III, which is designed to improve health services in Nepal, particularly for the socially excluded groups.
This is a compendium of SAHS reports on skills and capacity development trainings for civil society organizations from 2018 to 2020.
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