Nigeria: Nigeria and Mozambique Show How Health Systems Can Withstand Funding Cuts

[allAfrica] For decades, many health programmes across sub-Saharan Africa have relied on a familiar model: donors fund disease-specific projects, parallel delivery structures are built around them, and services expand or contract with the funding cycle.

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