Aligning Funding and Need for Family Planning: A Diagnostic Methodology.
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ABSTRACT: With limited international resources for family planning, donors must decide how to allocate their funds to different countries. How can a donor for family planning decide whether countries are adequately prioritized for funding? This article proposes an ordinal ranking framework to identify under-prioritized countries by rank-ordering countries by their need for family planning and separately rank-ordering them by their development assistance for family planning. Countries for which the rank of the need for family planning is lower than the rank of its funding are deemed under-prioritized. We implement this diagnostic methodology to identify under-prioritized countries that have a higher need but lower development assistance for family planning. This approach indicates whether a country i
SUBMITTER: Fan VY
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5725659 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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