Assessments, analyses, technical support and evidence generation to strengthen equitable access to care.
RESADE conducts and accompanies applied research,evaluation,technical support and knowledge transfer projects in the field of health and development.
Our projects aim to produce evidence useful for public decision-making, improve the performance of healthcare systems and reinforce equity in access to care.
Implemented in Burkina Faso and other West African countries, RESADE’s projects involve close collaboration with public institutions, technical and financial partners, universities and local players.
Analysis and strategic support to strengthen equitable access to healthcare and financial protection for the population.
Studies and evaluations of financing, strategic purchasing and provider payment mechanisms.
Analysis of reforms, governance and organization of healthcare systems to improve their performance.
Assessment and support for digital solutions to improve care management and quality.
Production, capitalization and dissemination of evidence to support learning and advocacy.
SPARC is a project that aims to generate evidence and strengthen strategic health procurement in sub-Saharan Africa for better use of resources for health. SPARC and its technical partners have created a framework for monitoring
This study was carried out in collaboration with Queen Margaret University in England. It analyzed the place, role and challenges of using political economy analysis (PEA) in Universal Health Coverage (UHC) policy and practice, as
This study aims to analyze the contribution of local authorities to the financing of primary health care (PHC) in the Centre-East, Centre-West and South-West regions. It will help to better understand how PHC is financed
This study examines the interaction between the COVID-19 pandemic and health system functions, with a particular focus on health financing in Burkina Faso. It aims to draw lessons for strengthening the resilience of the healthcare
This study aims to produce evidence on the success and failure factors of initiatives implemented as part of the free health care policy. It examines their effects on access, service quality, governance, resource efficiency and
This study analyzes the cost-effectiveness of different human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination strategies, as well as the product options considered for their nationwide introduction in Burkina Faso. It aims to support evidence-based decision-making on vaccine policy
This study assesses the impact of the policy of free health care on the prescription of complementary examinations in second- and third-level hospitals in Burkina Faso. It aims to assess the effects of free care
The aim of this study is to document and capitalize on the process of implementing the Village sans paludisme project, and to draw operational lessons from it. It also assesses, under actual implementation conditions, the
This study examines the content of the Global Financing Facility (GFF) investment package for Burkina Faso. It uses a political economy analysis to understand the dynamics of prioritization, the roles of stakeholders and the factors
This study develops a tool for measuring the performance of healthcare facilities in responding to COVID-19, as well as a performance-based resource allocation algorithm. It aims to improve efficiency, transparency and equity in the use
The aim of this project is to design, develop and deploy a digital platform dedicated to monitoring Operational Action Plans (OAPs) in the healthcare sector. It includes the definition of business requirements, the development of
This study analyzes the governance and measurement practices of quality of care in the Burkinabe healthcare system. It provides purchasers and stakeholders with analytical benchmarks to better understand how quality is defined, measured and integrated
Contribute to the development of equitable, efficient and sustainable healthcare systems, capable of guaranteeing all populations, without distinction, universal and continuous access to quality care, without exposure to financial difficulties.
Produce, analyze and disseminate high-quality, evidence-based scientific knowledge to inform decision-making, support public action and contribute to improving the equity, performance and resilience of healthcare systems.
Adopt an approach based on scientific rigor, multidisciplinarity and operational usefulness, by co-constructing analyses and recommendations with stakeholders, and ensuring the capitalization and effective transfer of knowledge to sustainably inform public action in healthcare.
Beyond the production of knowledge, RESADE projects are designed to :
Supporting evidence-based decision-making
Strengthening institutional and human capacities
Promotingownership of results by national players
Fueling policy dialogue and health advocacy
Are you a public institution, a technical or financial partner, an organization or a university?
RESADE is open to project co-construction, methodological support and research partnerships.
