Community-based health financing: empirical evaluation of the socio-demographic factors determining its uptake in Awka, Anambra state, Nigeria

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Felix O. Iyalomhe
Paul O. Adekola
Giuseppe T. Cirella
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[1] Kampala International University,Department of Biological and Environmental Science
[2] National Open University of Nigeria,Department of Environmental Sciences
[3] Polo Centre of Sustainability,Demography and Social Statistics Programme, Department of Economics and Development Studies, College of Management and Social Sciences
[4] Covenant University,Centre for Economic Policy and Development Research
[5] Covenant University,Faculty of Economics
[6] University of Gdansk,undefined
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International Journal for Equity in Health | / 20卷
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Healthcare; Health schemes; Community fund; Prevention; Sub-Saharan Africa;
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