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Document on advocacy for UHC available on the digital platform
Document on advocacy for UHC available on the digital platform

Despite strong global commitment to achieve universal health coverage (UHC), inconsistent understanding and communication about UHC hinders progress. Experience suggests that advocating for and communicating about UHC requires deliberate, tailored, context-specific...

Fiscal space and financing for national health insurance in Botswana
Botswana

This brief summarizes the main findings and policy implications of a Fiscal Space Analysis conducted in Botswana. The purpose of the analysis was to contribute to the policy dialogue concerning NHI in Botswana by estimating the potential revenue that could be gained...

Webinar Series 1: Health Financing for UHC in India
Webinar Series 1: Health Financing for UHC in India
India

Please click here to Register and joint us on Wednesday August 18! P4H, in collaboration with Access Health International and India Health Systems Collaborative, India, is organising a webinar series on Health Financing in India. The first webinar on Health...

Malawi Budget Brief 2020/2021: Living the promise to leave no one behind
Malawi

This budget brief reviews the Malawi national budget 2020/21 and its relation to health.  Specifically, the brief analyzes the size and composition of the National Budget, with a special focus on allocations to key social sectors that benefit children. The brief also...

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...

Singapore approves $451,000 for people under vaccine injury scheme
Singapore approves $451,000 for people under vaccine injury scheme
Singapore

Singapore approves a total of $451,000 to cover more than 100 individuals under the vaccine injury scheme. Of total applications, 102 applications were assessed by the Clinical Panel to have met the qualifying criteria for Vaccine Injury Financial Assistance...