In the middle of night, in a moment of indignation, I wrote a blog post on a report issued by Oxfam and a group of NGO partners on the health system in Ghana. I have since been duly chastised by Duncan Green and others.
Oxfam hasn’t let pesky little things like representative household surveys and impact evaluation results get in the way of their condemnation of Ghana’s health insurance program.
My new working paper makes a foray into disputed territory by examining the case for public sector delivery of anti-retroviral therapy for AIDS in South Asia.
Today I had a flashback to the days when the global health community was divided into two bitterly opposed camps, the pro-public and pro-private.