Request for proposal: Facilitating access to private healthcare for low-income South Africans

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Cenfri is interested in all areas of the financial sector relevant to low-income households. Currently our areas of research include: micro-insurance, health insurance, AML/CFT, new technology in distribution and remittances:

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Cenfri seeks to build a network of partner institutions and experts to support our research and objectives. One such partner is Bankable Frontier Associates.

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Request for proposal: Facilitating access to private healthcare for low-income South Africans

(Applications closed)

This project looks at the cost of health financing in South African and is funded by the FinMark Trust (www.finmark.org.za) and managed by the Cenfri. It is a first step towards a wider engagement with the market for health financing to explore market-based financing for access to health services by the low-income population in sub-Saharan Africa.