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Table 2 Summary of key informant interviews

From: Political economy analysis of health financing reforms in times of crisis: findings from three case studies in south-east Asia

Respondent group

Nepal

Thailand

Indonesia

Bureaucracy (e.g. Ministries of Health staff, executive agencies)

2

2

4

Political leaders (e.g. senior leadership, retired political office holders)

2

2

 

External actors (e.g. development partners in health sector)

4

 

1

Beneficiaries (e.g. civil society, NGOs)

1

1

1

Technical experts/researchers/academics

3

1

2

Total

12

6

8

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