Varying Presence, Diverging Approaches: The influence of the emerging powers on health cooperation in Mozambique

Bruyn, Tom De

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“…The methodology included a broad review of the available academic and policy literature on the PAEN, as well as data collection and analysis in one specific country, Mozambique. Preliminary studies into the Indian development co-operation in health and in Southern Africa indicated that Mozambique was an interesting and likely case study (see De Bruyn 2013a, 2013b, 2014, 2016a, 2016b).…”

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“…Besides the Indian pharmaceutical companies exporting generic medicines to Mozambique, there are a few private Indian hospitals, or hospitals employing India practitioners in Maputo, providing mainly tertiary health services. One of the new entrees is the Dr Agarwal eye hospital (De Bruyn 2016b). This is one of the main chains of eye care centres and hospitals in India.…”

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Equal Relations and Appropriate Expertise in India’s South-South Co-operation? Discourse and Practice of the Pan-African e-Network

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2017

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This article examines the implementation of India's South-South Cooperation (SSC) principles in the health component of one of its flagship project: the Pan-African e-Network. Data are combined from the few available studies as well as from fieldwork in Mozambique, including interviews and policy documents. After scrutinizing the capacity building approach and the conception, design and implementation phases, the conclusion drawn is that the governmental discourse does not match with practice. Despite an efficient implementation of the infrastructure, the top-down, stand-alone and one-size-fits-all approach limits the agency in and appropriation of the project by its end users as well as an effective transfer of Indian expertise to other contexts.

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Equal Relations and Appropriate Expertise in India’s South-South Co-operation? Discourse and Practice of the Pan-African e-Network

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2017

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Varying Presence, Diverging Approaches: The influence of the emerging powers on health cooperation in Mozambique

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Equal Relations and Appropriate Expertise in India’s South-South Co-operation? Discourse and Practice of the Pan-African e-Network

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