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Prospects for sustainable health  financing in Tanzania: Baseline report
Tanzania, United Republic of

A high proportion of Tanzania’s total health spending comes from foreign donors and households’ out-of- pocket (OOP) spending, rather than from sustainable sources such as government tax-based revenue or health insurance. Over reliance on OOP can expose households to...

Kenya health financing system assessment, 2018: Time to pick the best path
Kenya

This report assesses the Kenyan health financing system in light of ongoing reforms and the Government of Kenya’s (GOK’s) ambitious commitments to achieve universal health coverage (UHC) through multiple initiatives. International experience suggests that effective...

Kenya’s COVID-19 budget: Funding for health and welfare
Kenya

As the impact of Covid-19 continues to escalate, accountable public budgets that are aligned to the needs of people living in poverty and vulnerable populations are more crucial than ever. In the 2020/21 fiscal year, Kenya will not only be dealing with the social,...

Nigeria: national health accounts (NHA) 2017
Nigeria

The NHA documents and characterizes the flow of resources in a country’s health sector. Policy makers and administrators use the NHA to learn from past expenditure and improve planning and allocation of resources throughout the system, thereby increasing efficiency...

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Background document for the Steering Group Meetings on 27 / 29 September and 1 October 2021.

South Sudan health system assessment
South Sudan

South Sudan is committed to attaining universal health coverage and this commitment is emphasized in the national constitution. Despite the commitment, the country has yet to make strides to achieve its health goals. This health system assessment was conducted to...