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World Bank supports health Investment in East Asia and Pacific for economic resilience - P4H Network

World Bank supports health Investment in East Asia and Pacific for economic resilience

The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted deficiencies in health systems, prompting significant reforms. The World Bank supports these efforts in East Asia and the Pacific by improving healthcare quality, expanding coverage, and preparing for future pandemics.

In response to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on global health systems, the World Bank has led initiatives aimed at revitalising healthcare infrastructure. A World Bank blog titled, Investing in Health to Build Human Capital, Protect Lives and Promote Economic Resilience: World Bank Support to East Asia and Pacific, delves into the World Bank’s role in facilitating post-pandemic health sector reforms and investments, with a specific focus on the East Asia and Pacific (EAP) region. By prioritising endeavours to enhance healthcare quality, expand coverage, and fortify pandemic preparedness, the Bank addresses both immediate challenges and longstanding health disparities.

Through strategic partnerships, financial support, and technical assistance, the World Bank aims to empower nations in EAP to build resilient healthcare systems capable of withstanding future crises. The Bank’s efforts involve financial support, technical assistance, and partnerships with regional governments to address both pandemic-specific and longstanding health challenges.

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