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Madagascar : Accelerating the implementation of the CSU: Why? How?
Madagascar

Three priority actions: ► Adopt the Health Financial Protection for All Bill (Pillar 2 of the CSU) currently under preparation. ► Adopt a genuine healthcare financing strategy ► Enable free access for the entire population to a priority basic care package at the CSB...

74th World Health Assembly: Challenges and roadmap for Madagascar
Madagascar

Although this issue relates more to pillar 1 of the CSU (provision of effective, quality health care and services), it is of particular importance in Madagascar, given the ongoing process of drafting a law on financial protection in health care for all users (pillar 2...

Sierra Leone’s free health care initiative: Financing implications
Sierra Leone’s free health care initiative: Financing implications
Sierra Leone

In 2010 the Government of Sierra Leone established the Free Health Care Initiative  removing user fees (on drugs and consultations) for pregnant women, lactating mothers and children under five. The major objective of the scheme, as far as health financing was...

The right choice: Achieving universal health coverage in Malawi
Malawi

In Malawi primary healthcare services are provided for free at point of use in all government facilities and selected Christian Association of Malawi facilities through service level agreements). In practice, however, around 70% of the services provided at tertiary...

How Brunei Beat COVID-19
Brunei Darussalam

Brunei is one among few countries in Southeast Asian Countries that could avoid a massive surge in cases and deaths. Applying an aggressive strategy of proactive measures, Brunei has succeeded in containing the coronavirus where many of its better-known...

Vaccination targets the high risk groups in Malaysia
Malaysia

Vaccination targets the high risk groups in Malaysia. The scheduling process of COVID-19 vaccine includes taxi and e-hailing drivers as well as p-hailing riders, involving over 50,000 individuals in the service.  For more information, please...