Bibliography

This annotated bibliography of publications provides materials sourced from published and grey literature within different theme areas of work relating to equity in health in east and southern Africa.

The bibliography is compiled by TARSC through contributions from steering committee members, theme co-ordinators, participants in EQUINET programmes and users of this site. We welcome you to contribute materials to the bibliography by sending us information through the feedback form on the publication of the title, author, country, full reference of the publication and url of the paper. You can also admin [at] equinetafrica.org (subject: publication%20for%20the%20bibliography) (email the full paper to us).  We are regularly updating the bibliography and welcome new content. 

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Latest Bibliography Entries

Dala Kitchen: More than a cookbook
Cape Town Together (CAN) (2021)
Themes:
Equity in health, Governance and participation in health
Rapid Assessment on the Impact of COVID-19 among Female Sex Workers, Adolescent Girls and Young Women, and Women Living with HIV & AIDS in Uganda
Kyomya M; Mukwaya R; Tushabe J (2020 October)
Themes:
Equity and HIV/AIDS
Corona Warriors in Communities
Khanna R (2020 September)
Themes:
Equity in health, Governance and participation in health
Pandemic, Social Mobilization and Primary Health Care in the City of São Paulo
Coelho VS; Szabzon F (2020 September)
Themes:
Equity in health, Governance and participation in health
Economic and food-security implications of COVID-19: Did WHA73 address this double-burden?
Ssemakula M: People’s Health Movement and Human Rights Research Documentation Centre (HURIC), Uganda (2020 June)
Themes:
Health equity in economic and trade policies
Fair Shares: Is CAADP Working?
Howell J; Curtis M; Ross S (2013 May)
Themes:
Poverty and health
Innovations for Health: Use of Appropriate Technologies in Primary Health Care in Zimbabwe - Report of an Assessment
Training and Research Support Centre (TARSC); CBRT (2015)
Themes:
Equitable health services
Does the Distribution of Healthcare Utilisation Match Needs in Africa
Bonfrer I; van de Poel E; Grimm M; Van Doorslaer E (2013 October)
Themes:
Equitable health services
The State of African Cities 2014
UN Habitat (2014 March)
Themes:
Poverty and health
Poverty Reduction and Regional Integration: A Comparative Analysis of SADC and UNASUR Health Policies (PRARI)
Open University; Southampton University; FLASCO; SAIIA; UNU-CRIS (2015)
Themes:
Poverty and health

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