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Revenue raising Archives - Page 20 of 108 - P4H Network
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The incidence of health financing in South Africa
South Africa

There is an international call for countries to ensure universal health coverage. This call has been embraced in South Africa  in the form of a National Health Insurance (NHI). Other forms of health financing in South Africa include general tax revenue, direct...

Securing sustainable financing: A priority for health programs in Namibia
Namibia

Namibia is a signatory to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). SDG 3 states  that member states must ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all, at all ages. One of the targets under this goal is to achieve Universal Health Coverage (UHC),...

Namibia gets US$270.83 million to address the COVID-19 pandemic
Namibia gets US$270.83 million to address the COVID-19 pandemic
Namibia

The government of Namibia received approximately US$270.83 million under the Rapid Financing Instrument  to help the country address urgent balance of payments and fiscal financing needs stemming from the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Namibia has been...

A spatial analysis of out-of-pocket payments for healthcare in Malawi
Malawi

Out-of-pocket (OOP) expenditures on health remain high in many low- and middle-income countries despite policy efforts aiming to reduce these health costs by targeting their hotspots. Hotspot targeting remains inadequate, particularly where the OOP expenditures are...

Bangladesh borrows $940M for COVID-19
Bangladesh borrows $940M for COVID-19
Bangladesh

Bangladesh borrows $940 M from external loan to finance vaccine purchase, aiming to enhance COVID-19 vaccine coverage. This loan will be used for purchasing 44.7M coronavirus vaccine doses which could vaccinate more than 20 million people. The...

New article on does tax-based health financing offer protection from financial catastrophe? Findings from a household economic impact survey of ischemic heart disease in Malaysia now available on documents section
New article on does tax-based health financing offer protection from financial catastrophe? Findings from a household economic impact survey of ischemic heart disease in Malaysia now available on documents section
Malaysia

Universal health coverage (UHC) protects the households from falling into poverty due to catastrophic health spending. Malaysia, an upper middle-income country, has achieved UHC through tax-based financing model similar to the Sweden model. This study measures the...

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...

CONGO: 6.5 billion FCFA for the Covid19 response
CONGO: 6.5 billion FCFA for the Covid19 response
Congo

This project is part of the implementation of free healthcare for pregnant women and children, and fee waivers for the poorest households. The two parliamentary chambers  of the Republic of Congo adopted  on July 27 in Brazzaville, the bill authorizing ratification of...

Review of health financing in Namibia
Namibia

Key factors to consider in the development of approaches to UHC include expanding coverage of the population in terms of access to and quality of health service; equitable distribution of services; the types of services to be provided in the benefits package1; and the...

Review of health financing in Namibia
Namibia

Key factors to consider in the development of approaches to UHC include expanding coverage of the population in terms of access to and quality of health service; equitable distribution of services; the types of services to be provided in the benefits package1; and the...