Why did India need a World Bank loan to privatize the health care system?

Gupta: It is supposed to be to a five-and-a-half-year assistance loan to the state to put in place a coherent approach to establishing a cost-effective and sustainable health system. They asked for money to renovate the buildings, buy equipment, provide medicine and impart new training. I have been to some of the trainings.

All they do is have tea and then leave. It's a sham. Both the World Bank and politicians in India supported the formation of health corporations as a tool to help the poor and women, who are in fact most affected by these corporatized privatization and user fee policies.

There are media reports that there has been a 20 to 40 percent decline in patients since the user fees were imposed. This is because poor people are unable to afford the charges. I can give you one example that moved me deeply.

I was going home from the hospital one night when I saw a very poor woman delivering her baby in a rickshaw. She had been to a private clinic, but they did not take her. ... more.

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