Publications and tools
2000
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Modelling in health care finance. A compendium of quantitative techniques for health care financing.
01 January 2000
This unique book provides a solid understanding of the basics of modelling and assists health care professionals in grasping its uses in the policy-making process. A valuable guidebook for health system and health insurance managers alike, this volume offers the quantitative and analytic tools needed for sound resource allocation and financial governance of health systems. It creates synergies and bridges gaps between quantitative health economics, health financing and actuarial science while presenting methods for improving the efficiency, and lowering the costs, of current health systems. A joint technical publication of the ILO and the International Social Security Association (ISSA).
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Effective retirement age and duration of retirement in the industrial countries between 1950 and 1990
01 January 2000
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Are there better ways to cut and share the cake? The European Welfare states at the crossroads
01 January 2000
Selection of papers presented at the ILO regional meeting on social security financing for representatives of workers' organizations (Port of Spain, 23-25 June 1999).
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Issues in social security financing in the Caribbean
01 January 2000
Selection of papers presented at the ILO regional meeting on social security financing for representatives of workers' organizations (Port of Spain, 23-25 June 1999).
1999
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Modelling in health care finance. A compendium of quantitative techniques for health care financing.
01 January 1999
This book provides a solid understanding of the basics of modelling and assists health care professionals in grasping its uses in the policy-making process. A valuable guidebook for health system and health insurance managers alike, this volume offers the quantitative and analytic tools needed for sound resource allocation and financial governance of health systems. It creates synergies and bridges gaps between quantitative health economics, health financing and actuarial science while presenting methods for improving the efficiency, and lowering the costs, of current health systems. A joint technical publication of the ILO and the International Social Security Association (ISSA).
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Actuarial mathematics of social security pensions
01 January 1999
Aims at establishing a link between social security financing methods and occupational pension funding methods.
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The Swedish Pension Reform
01 January 1999
This report assesses the possibilities of using household surveys to evaluate the performance of social security policies and provides an overview of the available information. Particular attention is paid to indicators on social security coverage and the impact of social security on the living standards of the population. As the data situation in industrialized countries is fairly well known, the focus of this study was on low- and middle-income countries where social security schemes are often immature and cover only small groups of the population. The report additionally includes information on other non- OECD countries, as well as on certain OECD countries that have undergone political and economic transformation over the last decade.
1998
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Preparing for ageing societies? An attempt to evaluate pension and long-term care reforms in Europe
01 January 1998
International Social Security Review, International Social Security Association, European Series, N° 26, 1998, p. 23-56
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Contribution of Mutual Health Organisations to Financing, Delivery and Access to Health Care
01 January 1998
Synthesis of Research in Nine West and Central African Countries
1997
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Social security for the informal sector: Investigating the feasibility of pilot projects in Benin, India, El Salvador and Tanzania
01 January 1997
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Extending coverage under basic pension schemes. General and Chinese considerations. Review of policy issues; review of strategic and technical issues
01 January 1997
1996
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Recent development in financing social security in Latin America
01 January 1996