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3.8.1. Conteh, L.; Hanson, K. Methods for studying private sector supply of public health products in developing countries: a conceptual framework and review. Pp 1147-1161 The private sector is an important supplier of public health products PHPs ; in developing countries. Although there are concerns about the quality and affordability of these products, private providers also offer possibilities for expanding access to key commodities. This paper proposes a conceptual framework for understanding the public health implications of private sales of PHPs. It reviews methods for studying these sales, together with their advantages and shortcoming. Ten methods are identified which can be used for studying the behaviour of providers and consumers. The effects of seasonal variation are discussed, together with the challenges of creating a sampling frame and studying illicit behaviour. We conclude that relatively little is know about the sales of PHPs, that more is know about contraceptives and drugs than about the newer products, and that the demand side of the market has been studied in probably towards understanding the provision of PHPs to those who are better off. Methods for studying the supply of PHPs in outlets used by poor people is a priority area for further methodological development. 3.8.2. Criel, B.; Waelkens, M. P. Declining subscriptions to the Maliando Mutual Health Organisation in GuineaConakry West Africa ; what is going wrong? Pp. 1205-1219 Mutual Health Organisations MHOs ; are a type of community health insurance scheme that are being developed and promoted in sub-Saharan Africa. In 1998, an MHO was organised in a rural district of Guinea to improve access to quality health care. Households paid an annual insurance fee of about US$2 per individual. Contributions were voluntary.