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Conditional cash transfers to improve health in Guatemala
Conditional cash transfers to improve health in Guatemala
Guatemala

Guatemala's Ministry of Social Development grants social bonds to vulnerable families in exchange for commitments to participate in health and education services.In April 2025, the Guatemalan Ministry of Social Development (MIDES) delivered financial assistance under...

Congress approves Law on Free and Voluntary Access to Vaccinations
Congress approves Law on Free and Voluntary Access to Vaccinations
Guatemala

The Vaccination Law was approved by the Congress of the Republic of Guatemala through Decree 25-2024, guaranteeing access to immunization against different diseases.The objective of the Vaccination Law is to guarantee protection against immuno-preventable diseases...

Additional health budget approved
Additional health budget approved
Guatemala

The Congress of the Republic approved additional resources to be allocated to the Ministry of Health for the strengthening of the national network of oncology services.Within the framework of Article 38 of the Law for Comprehensive Cancer Care in Guatemala of March...

In Guatemala, the 2022 Budget Bill will strengthen the Ministry of Health.
In Guatemala, the 2022 Budget Bill will strengthen the Ministry of Health.
Guatemala

In order to continue strengthening the public health system, the 2022 Budget Bill contemplates an increase in resources for the Ministry of Public Health and Social Assistance, in order to comply with the coverage plans. Read the complete article in the following link

Part-time workers will have health coverage
Part-time workers will have health coverage
Guatemala

The board of directors of the Guatemalan Social Security Institute approved the regulatory modifications for affiliating and receiving contributions from part-time workers. Thus, when the new regulations come into force, some 25,000 workers will have access to health...