Projects and references

This study fell within the framework of the basic medical cover reform in Morocco, and aimed to design a mandatory health insurance scheme for the self-employed, representing approximately 10 million Moroccans who did not currently enjoy health cover comparable to that provided for public servants and employees.
The scheme was to be designed subsequent to substantial data collection, analysis work and the development of demographic and actuarial forecasts. This work should enable the establishment of a health insurance scheme meeting the requirements of universality, equity, solidarity and sustainability.

The Tokushukai Group is a leading healthcare provider in Japan. Tokushukai's activities in Africa to date have mainly focused on building dialysis centres as donations. Tokushukai is now looking to expand its operations on the continent and, with support from the African Development Bank, implement a multinational programme comprising five to twenty hospitals across Africa over the next five years. The Feasibility Study is to assess the technical, legal, financial, and commercial feasibility of the project, and include an analysis of its environmental, social and governance aspects.

The Tokushukai Group is a leading healthcare provider in Japan. Tokushukai's activities in Africa to date have mainly focused on building dialysis centres as donations. Tokushukai is now looking to expand its operations on the continent and, with support from the African Development Bank, implement a multinational programme comprising five to twenty hospitals across Africa over the next five years. The Feasibility Study is to assess the technical, legal, financial, and commercial feasibility of the project, and include an analysis of its environmental, social and governance aspects.

The Tokushukai Group is a leading healthcare provider in Japan. Tokushukai's activities in Africa to date have mainly focused on building dialysis centres as donations. Tokushukai is now looking to expand its operations on the continent and, with support from the African Development Bank, implement a multinational programme comprising five to twenty hospitals across Africa over the next five years. The Feasibility Study is to assess the technical, legal, financial, and commercial feasibility of the project, and include an analysis of its environmental, social and governance aspects.

Technical capacity building for members of the AIDS prevention and control units of ministries and other public institutions, and revision of the different training curricula.
Preparation, planning, organisation and implementation of training sessions for the members of these units focusing on the planning, management, coordination and mainstreaming of action to fight HIV/AIDS.     

The assignment provided the necessary information for the beneficiaries of the EU contributions (Libyan General People’s Committee for Health and NCIDC - National Centre for Infectious Diseases Control) and the Delegation of the European Union to Libya (DEU) in order to identify and formulate a Programme to Support the Health Sector in Libya and Phase 6 of the Benghazi Action Plan (BAP).

Study engaged in action-research with three phases: (i) development of the theoretical action plan, (ii) field-based validation of the operational scenario, and (iii) concerted finalisation of the action plan.
Expected results:
- Programme for the promotion, development and monitoring of community health insurance schemes;
- Support mechanisms and tools for setting up community health insurance schemes;
- Mechanisms for the monitoring, evaluation and sustainability of these schemes.