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Performance-based financing in three humanitarian settings: principles and pragmatism.

Maria Paola BertoneEelco JacobsJurrien ToonenNgozi AkwataghibeSophie Witter
Published in: Conflict and health (2018)
Our study points to the importance of pragmatic adaptation in PBF design and implementation to reflect the contextual specificities, and identifies elements (such as, organisational flexibility, local staff and knowledge, and embedded long-term partners) that could facilitate adaptations and innovations. These findings and framework are useful to spark a reflection among PBF donors and implementers on the relevance of incorporating, reinforcing and building on those elements when designing and implementing PBF programmes.
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