6: What have we learned?
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The chapter summarizes our findings about the roles of national health systems and ngo’s as well as the international ones in addressing health concerns in the three countries under study. Since many of the health-care issues discussed have been specifically gendered, we look at the opening provided to both faith-based and secular ngo’s under the MDG framework since 2000. We posit future areas of research affecting the interaction of secular and faith-based health providers in Africa.
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