
P4H Annual Review 2020-2021
The COVID-19 pandemic created a profound health and social crisis but has also triggered an unprecedented multilateral response, bringing together political leadership and financial resources at the global level. While we need to fight back against COVID-19 and...
Budget structure in health and transition to programme budgeting: Lessons from Armenia (December 2018)
Transition to programme budgeting in health in Burkina Faso: Status of the reform and preliminary lessons for health financing (December 2018)
Budget structure reforms and their impact on health financing systems: Lessons from Kyrgyzstan (July 2020)
Health financing and budgeting reforms in Gabon: Progress and challenges on the road to Universal Health Coverage (August 2020)
Budgeting for results in health: Key features, achievements and challenges in Peru (August 2020)
Implementing programme based budgeting in Ghana’s health sector – June 2021
Financing Health for All: Increase, transform and redirect – COUNCIL BRIEF NO. 2 (October 2021)
Nigeria health financing policy and strategy 2017
A stronger national health financing system provides a stronger foundation for the broader health system. Health financing thus serves as pivot upon which other health system building blocks revolve and rest. Achieving universal health coverage (UHC) and all the...
Country-based study on evidence on financial protection in Georgia, 2021
A new report titled “Can people afford to pay for health care?” was published by the WHO Barcelona Office for health financing and published in 2021. Authored by Ketevan Goginashvili, Mamuka Nadareishvili and Triin Habicht, this publication is part of a series of...

P4H Annual Review 2020-2021 – Annex
Côte d’Ivoire: Report on the workshop to develop the framework for the national health financing coordination platform
Private expenditures on healthcare: determinants patterns and progressivity aspects
This journal paper discusses how private spending by Israelis on health care is related to the income of individuals and their place of residence, and the inequity in access to care that ensues. It also analyses the progressivity of public financing in Israel which is...