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Japan to use $13 bil. in reserve funds for COVID measures
Japan to use $13 bil. in reserve funds for COVID measures
Japan

Japan's cabinet has approved 1.4 trillion yen ($13 billion) in fiscal 2021 reserve funds. This budget is mainly allocated to purchasing COVID-19 vaccines and securing medicines for patients. Of the total budget, the government allocated about 841.5 billion yen...

Parliament of Uganda passes the national health insurance (NHI) bill
Parliament of Uganda passes the national health insurance (NHI) bill
Uganda

On March 31, 2021, the Ugandan parliament passed the NHI bill that outlines the general structure for a first-ever national social health insurance scheme in Uganda. It was passed with a pre-set benefits package that includes a range of essential health...

Uganda health financing strategy 2015/16 – 2024/25
Uganda

This second Health Financing Strategy (HFS) for Uganda came at a time of global commitment towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Universal Health Coverage (UHC). This strategy served as a critical element in Uganda’s pathway to achieving the health-related...

South Africa’s national health insurance (NHI) policy
South Africa

The NHI in South Africa is part of a health care financing reform that is designed to pool funds to actively purchase and provide access to quality, affordable personal healthcare services to the population based on their health needs, irrespective of their...

South Africa debates Bill to provide Universal Health Care
South Africa debates Bill to provide Universal Health Care
South Africa

South Africa's parliament debates the National Health Insurance bill, a plan for universal health care that proponents said will bring justice and equality to the health care system in this deeply unequal country. Some critics argue that the plan is too ambitious,...

Mali:Malian parliament earmarks FCFA 32 billion for Covid-19
Mali:Malian parliament earmarks FCFA 32 billion for Covid-19
Mali

These funds, approved by the CNT, will supplement the budget deficits earmarked for the fight against Covid in Mali. According to Minister of Health  6.647 billion CFA francs have been injected by Mali's development partners in the fight against the...

The 2016-2020 national health strategy for Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe

The government of Zimbabwe’s vision is to have the highest possible level of health and quality of life for all Zimbabweans. The National Health Strategy 2016-20 supports this national vision and provides a framework for attaining health and health related goals and...

Zimbabwe 2017 health financing strategy
Zimbabwe

The 2017 Zimbabwe national health financing strategy outlines specific reform initiatives around financing arrangements in the health sector that are necessary for achieving goals and objectives that have been set for the health system. In this document, goals and...

Ethiopia Public Expenditure Review
Ethiopia

Ethiopia’s remarkable socio-economic transformation over the last decade has been marked by: a reorientation of expenditure from recurrent to capital; a significant devolution of resources from Federal Government to Regions; and a clear prioritization of...

Thai cabinet approves 42-billion-baht for business affected by COVID
Thai cabinet approves 42-billion-baht for business affected by COVID
Thailand

Thai cabinet has approved a 42-billion-baht package of financial assistance for people and businesses affected by the government's partial Covid-19 lockdown, currently implemented in Bangkok and nine other provinces to contain the coronavirus outbreak. For more...

Mauritania: Amending Finance Law 2021, the prority to health!
Mauritania: Amending Finance Law 2021, the prority to health!
Mauritania

The rectifying finance bill adopted by Mauritanian MPs on June 29 gives pride of place to the health sector. Indeed, this bill provides for budget cuts in almost all ministerial departments, with the exception of the one in charge of social welfare issues. The bill...