A delegation of World Bank parliamentarians visited Universal Health Coverage enrolment sites in situ. This move was welcomed by the heads of the ministries in charge of social protection and health.
“This CMU route in Ivory Coast begins with biometric enrolment, an anti-fraud system. We informed the
We shared these difficulties with theWorld Bank, which agreed to accede to our country’s requests to replace the old enrolment system with a system that would better protect the financial equilibrium of the CMU, and also protect the personal data of all future patients enrolled in the CMU”.
, said Adama Karama, Minister of Employment and Social Protection.
After the National Social Security Fund where there is a biometric enrolment center, and the Yopougon general hospital, one of the health centers where the CMU card is operating successfully, the delegation of parliamentarians led by Marlène Malahoo FORTE welcomed the implementation of CMU in Côte d’Ivoire. ”
The Ivorian model should inspire many countries”.
said the head of the delegation, who is also Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs of the Ivory Coast. Jamaica.
Mr. Adama Kamara announced that the enrolment forecast for 2024 is in the region of 20 million people.
