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Public Financial Management (PFM) Archives - Page 3 of 201 - P4H Network
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Infographic on the flow of public funds devoted to healthcare
Mali

In simplified terms, the document first describes the official stages in the process of the flow of funds dedicated to the health sector at central level, and then those of the process of the flow of funds from the budget chapter transferred to decentralized...

Increase in several social benefits announced by the government in 2024
Increase in several social benefits announced by the government in 2024
Seychelles

The Minister for Finance, National Planning and Trade, Naadir Hassan announced that the government’s budget for 2024 will see an increase in several social benefits.Minister Hassan told the house that the revision was done over a year of consultation with key partners...

Study on innovative health financing in Mali
Mali

As part of the P4H platform, the aim was to draw up and implement a joint roadmap for the development of universal health coverage.This document is drawn up with the aim of producing an analysis of innovative financing mechanisms and its potential to mobilize...

National Health Accounts 2020
Mali

The aim of this exercise is to estimate and analyze the distribution of healthcare expenditure according to the dimensions of the health accounts. Total healthcare expenditure in 2020 is estimated at 364.65 billion FCFA, including 352.48 billion FCFA for current...

The impact of Nigeria’s Saving One Million Lives Programme for Results
Nigeria

Nigeria's Saving One Million Lives Programme for Results (SOML-PforR), launched with World Bank support significantly improved maternal, newborn, and child health by emphasizing results-based funding, transparency, and data-driven decision-making, showcasing a...

The fight against malaria: Cameroon faces a 55% financing gap
The fight against malaria: Cameroon faces a 55% financing gap
Cameroon

At the Special Parliamentary Day on Malaria, the Minister of Public Health pointed out that, despite the progress made in the fight against this disease, population coverage of prevention and treatment interventions remains insufficient due to inadequate funding....

New Zealand: Health budget 2024
New Zealand: Health budget 2024
New Zealand

New Zealand's 2024 health budget prioritizes frontline health services and workers to ensure healthcare access for all citizens.The top three new health investments (operating and capital) include: (1) hospital and specialist services, (2) primary, community, and...

66% of healthcare in Côte d’Ivoire is financed by domestic resources
66% of healthcare in Côte d’Ivoire is financed by domestic resources
Côte d’Ivoire

Health in Côte d'Ivoire is 44% financed by external resources, announced the Minister in charge of health during a panel discussion organized on Tuesday May 28, 2024 by the Global Fund, the African Union, the GFF, the Pepfar, on the sidelines of the 77th World Health...

Health Sector Budget Performance Analysis 2019-2021
Chile, Guatemala, Peru, Colombia, Honduras, Panama, Dominican Republic, Uruguay

Results are presented on the budgetary performance of the health sector in 8 countries. This document can serve as a guide for other countries in the region to improve financial management in the health sector, allowing for a more effective and efficient response to...

Health: public authorities open discussion on long-term conditions
Health: public authorities open discussion on long-term conditions
France

The French government will be reviewing the relevance of the current system for covering long-term illnesses (ALD). The latter concerns 20% of the French population, and accounts for two-thirds of health insurance reimbursements. Frédéric Valletoux, le ministre...