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Purchasing Archives - Page 2 of 100 - P4H Network
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Health financing in Botswana: A landscape analysis
Botswana

The report provides a comprehensive overview of Botswana's health financing landscape. Key areas covered include Botswana’s health financing structure, fiscal space for health, health expenditure trends, resource needs, and the funding gap. It evaluates the...

R4D and SPARC unveil toolkit to enhance strategic health purchasing
R4D and SPARC unveil toolkit to enhance strategic health purchasing

R4D and SPARC have launched a toolkit to help countries evaluate and improve strategic health purchasing. The toolkit offers guidance for optimizing healthcare spending, with resources and real-world examples from over 20 countries in Africa and Asia. Results for...

UNICEF helps Kazakhstan to expand access to medicines through lower prices
UNICEF helps Kazakhstan to expand access to medicines through lower prices
Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's Ministry of Health announced an increase in the list and volume of vital drugs and antiretroviral vaccines. The agreement was reached during a visit to UNICEF’s procurement center in Copenhagen, ahead of the 74th WHO Regional Committee for Europe session...

Chronic disease management programme (PROLANIS) in Indonesia
Indonesia

In response to the significant rise in the prevalence of chronic diseases, Indonesia’s national health insurance agency (Badan Pengelola Jaminan Sosial Kesehatan or BPJS Kesehatan) implemented several purchasing arrangements for managing chronic conditions under the...

Saudi overhauls healthcare financing
Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia is undergoing a significant transformation of its healthcare system as part of its Vision 2030 initiative, focusing on a comprehensive overhaul of healthcare financing. The new approach shifts from a traditional model, where providers are compensated...

Connecting the dots for leveraging quality data in health care in Africa and Asia
Burkina Faso, Philippines, Uganda, Kenya

The report 'Connecting the Dots: Quality-of-Care Data for Purchasing Primary Health Care in Burkina Faso, Kenya, the Philippines, and Uganda', published by ThinkWell, explores the critical role of quality-of-care data in enhancing purchasing decisions for primary...

Costing Liberia’s basic package of health services county hospital level
Liberia

The Liberian Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (MOHSW) developed the 2008 Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS) as part of its National Health Plan to standardize health services and ensure universal access. BPHS focuses on decentralizing services to improve...

Health Financing Progress Matrix Assessment 2023: Summary of findings
Mauritius

This report provides a concise summary of the Health Financing Progress Matrix (HFPM) assessment for Mauritius, highlighting key strengths and weaknesses in the country's health financing system. It identifies priority areas that need to be addressed to advance...

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...

Sustainable financing of immunization in Colombia
Colombia

The main source of funding for the National Immunization Program (NIP) in Colombia is general taxes, although there are also limited contributions from the sub-national level for program management. The Ministry of Health and Social Protection manages all NIP...

Increasing COVID-19 vaccination in remote Sierra Leone
Sierra Leone

A recent study in Sierra Leone's remote areas used mobile vaccination teams and community mobilization to improve COVID-19 vaccine access. Conducted in 150 communities, the intervention increased immunization rates by 26 percentage points within 48-72 hours and...