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Results-Based Financing Impact Evaluation Household Survey 2017, Endline Survey

Burkina Faso, 2017
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BFA_2017_HRBFIE-HEL_v01_M
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Manuela de Allegri, Paul Jacob Robyn, Herve Hien
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Results-Based Financing for Health Impact Evaluation in Burkina Faso, Results report
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Author(s) Manuela De Allegri, Julia Lohmann, and Michael Schleicher, with contributions from Stephan Brenner and Jean-Louis Koulidiati Institute of Public Health, Heidelberg University
Country Burkina Faso
Table of contents 0. Executive summary ............................................................................................................... 1

1. Background ............................................................................................................................... 4
1.1. Country context ............................................................................................................... 4
1.2. History of Performance-based Financing in Burkina Faso ............................ 4
1.3. Intervention design ....................................................................................................... 6
1.4. Study objective and research questions ................................................................ 9

2. Methods ................................................................................................................................... 10
2.1. Study design .................................................................................................................. 10
2.2. Randomization ............................................................................................................. 11
2.3. Indicator selection ...................................................................................................... 13
2.4. Data sources .................................................................................................................. 16
2.5. Samples ........................................................................................................................... 18
2.6. Analysis ........................................................................................................................... 24

3. Results ..................................................................................................................................... 32
3.1. Health workers’ perceptions and knowledge of the intervention ........... 32
3.2. Presentation and interpretation of impact evaluation results .................. 35
3.3. Impact of PBF on human resources factors ...................................................... 38
3.4. Impact of PBF on the health service quality ..................................................... 47
3.5. Impact of PBF on the utilization of reproductive health care services .. 65
3.6. Impact of PBF on the utilization of preventive child health services ...... 78
3.7. Impact of PBF on the utilization of curative health care services ............ 85
3.8. Impact of PBF on population health indicators ............................................... 89

4. Discussion .............................................................................................................................. 96

5. References ............................................................................................................................ 102

Appendix A: Potential sampling biases ......................................................................... 106
Appendix B: Parallel trend assumption ......................................................................... 112
Appendix C: Baseline balance tables .............................................................................. 117
Appendix D: Concurrent interventions ......................................................................... 122
Appendix E: Ex-post power calculations....................................................................... 124
Appendix F: Detailed results .............................................................................................. 135
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