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Health taxes Archives - Page 2 of 10 - P4H Network
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Health policy analysis for health taxes: Lessons from Nigeria
Nigeria

This policy brief addresses the significant role health taxes can play in combating non-communicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, which claim 41 million lives annually. By taxing harmful products such as tobacco, alcohol, and...

Technical note on Social Health Insurance
Mozambique

This note presents the characteristics of public health insurance systems and analyzes their characteristics in relation to Universal Health Coverage in Mozambique. Compulsory public insurance systems represent an improvement in access and financial protection in...

Tariff increases for healthcare facilities
Tariff increases for healthcare facilities
France

The French government has just announced an increase in hospital tariffs for 2024. The aim is to support the recovery in activity in healthcare establishments and meet the population's healthcare needs in a context of inflation. The rates invoiced to the Assurance...

Synthesis of documented international pricing experiences for CANAM
Mali

The Caisse Nationale d'Assurance Maladie (CANAM) remunerates its service providers on a fee-for-service basis, according to an established fee schedule. Users pay a co-payment (ticket modérateur) of 20% for hospitalization and 30% for outpatient care and medication....

Strengthening Public Financing of Primary Healthcare in India
India

Aligning public financing arrangements to service delivery complexities and health outcomes pose intricate challenges in shaping the required reforms. The economic growth and room for increased taxation on health products provide an avenue for increased funding. Smart...

Health taxes can boost public health and the economy
Health taxes can boost public health and the economy

Health taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and sugary drinks promote public health and generate significant revenue, crucial for economic growth and resilience. When done efficiently they can greatly enhance population health.The World Bank's latest blog in their "Investing in...

UK sugar tax leads to significant reduction in children’s sugar consumption
UK sugar tax leads to significant reduction in children’s sugar consumption
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Sugar tax led to a 50% reduction in children's sugar consumption from soft drinks within three years of its announcement in the UK.A recent study has revealed that sugar consumption among children from soft drinks in the UK halved within three years following the...