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BI-Second Health and Population Project

Sector: Hospital • Location: Burundi

Source: World Bank Group

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The Second Health and Population Project will improve the health status of Burundi's population and contribute to sustainable per capita income growth by slowing population growth, thus reducing population pressures on resources. It will help increase the availability, quality and efficiency of health services and make them more responsive to the public's expectations. Together with the contributi

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The project “BI-Second Health and Population Project” is an infrastructure initiative in the Hospital sector, located in Burundi. Taiyo aggregates data on it from World Bank Group.

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The Second Health and Population Project will improve the health status of Burundi's population and contribute to sustainable per capita income growth by slowing population growth, thus reducing population pressures on resources. It will help increase the availability, quality and efficiency of health services and make them more responsive to the public's expectations. Together with the contributions of other donors, the project will constitute a coherent program to support the government in developing strategies to address the most critical sector issues. Specifically the project will: (i) strengthen the Ministry of Public Health's capacity to design and implement key sector reforms; (ii) improve the efficiency and affordability of health care delivery in rural areas; (iii) contribute to reducing population growth and maternal and child mortality rates; and (iv) promote beneficial health and family planning behaviors.

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