‘They say we are money minded’ exploring experiences of formal private for-profit health providers towards contribution to pro-poor access in post conflict Northern Uganda

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Table 1. Social economic indicators for Northern Uganda

Year	Indicators	Region
		Northern Uganda	Acholi	Lango sub-region	National average
2012/13	Household size	5	5	5	5
	Literacy	60	67.7	71.4	69.8
	Poverty estimates	43.7	Ranged from 40.1–55.0	–	19
2016/17	Average Household size	–	5.5	5.1	4.7
	Literacy levels (%)	–	59.7	77.6	73.5
	Poverty estimates (%)	33	34.7	17.6	21

Source [15,16,25,26].

Table 2. Categories of FPFPs

Code	Organization	Frequency	Per cent	Cumulative Per cent
1	Clinic	18	40.0	40.0
2	Drug shop	8	17.8	93.4
3	Medical centre	7	15.6	55.6
4	Pharmacy	5	11.1	66.7
5	Laboratory	2	4.4	71.1
6	Private hospital	1	2.2	73.3
7	Insurance company clinic	1	2.2	75.6
8	X-ray and scan centre	1	2.2	95.6
9	NGO clinic	1	2.2	97.8
10	HC II (health centre level 2)	1	2.2	100
	Total	45	100.0

Figure 1. FPFPs likely to offer fee exemptions

Figure 2. Services with likely fee exemptions

Figure 3. Services with likely fee reduction

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Data availability statement

Data and materials are available as supplementary information on request.