International partners in the Global Fund coordination mechanism in Cameroon: reconfigurations based on instrumentalized governance (eng)
The formalization of Cameroon's health policy has been largely prescribed by international institutions for several decades. Emblematic of the era of governance and partnership in countries with limited resources (Guilbaud, 2015), it places the public sector in a paradoxical situation, where t...
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Face à face
2019
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| Online adgang: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Summary: | The formalization of Cameroon's health policy has been largely prescribed by international institutions for several decades. Emblematic of the era of governance and partnership in countries with limited resources (Guilbaud, 2015), it places the public sector in a paradoxical situation, where the State called upon to stimulate, lead and supervise public action must develop balanced relations with its partners. Between this partnership dynamic that governs the State (Eboko, 2015) and the proce... |
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