Health services availability and readiness moderate cash transfer impacts on health insurance enrolment: evidence from the LEAP 1000 cash transfer program in Ghana

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RT @TransferProjct: Peter Otieno et al. use WHO service availability & readiness (#SARA) indicators to find: 1⃣Among adults, #LEAP1000 ⬆️…

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RT @TransferProjct: Peter Otieno et al. use WHO service availability & readiness (#SARA) indicators to find: 1⃣Among adults, #LEAP1000 ⬆️…

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Peter Otieno et al. use WHO service availability & readiness (#SARA) indicators to find: 1⃣Among adults, #LEAP1000 ⬆️ #NHIS enrollment by 9 percentage points in low quality areas v. 18 pp increase in high quality areas. 🧵/ https://t.co/nTPGCONdIU

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RT @TransferProjct: 3⃣Among women of reproductive age, #LEAP1000 ⬆️ #NHIS enrollment by 10pp in low quality areas v. 25pp increase in high…

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