The project fosters evidence-based dialogue on policy options for better access to quality public services in three interrelated sectors: health, water/sanitation, and electricity, towards equity-oriented development in the global South.
PANACeA brought together 16 researchers from 10 Asian countries to learn about eHealth and eHealth research, and join hands to implement 8 multi-national research projects.
The project established a web platform to promote knowledge sharing and dissemination on knowledge brokering and intermediary work, using a range of social media and networking tools.
A key barrier to appropriate health care is the frequent need for households to pay out-of-pocket (OOP) for medical treatment.