Tag Archives: Domestic Financing

Introduction to Health Insurance Policy Options in Botswana: Improving Efficiency and Sustainability through Health Insurance

Health Finance, Health Insurance (CBHI, SHI), Home Page Map, Publications, Where We Work

The purpose of this report is to explore how insurance reforms could improve the efficiency and sustainability of the Botswana health system, and to offer specific policy recommendations to guide the development of a national health insurance reform proposal. The report builds on the Health Finance and Governance (HFG) Project’s support to the Ministry of […]

Domestic Innovative Financing for Health: Learning From Country Experience

Announcements, Health Finance, Publications, Resource Mobilization

Advances in health care are extending and improving the quality of life for people around the world, but such advances come with a price tag. While all nations face budgetary constraints for health funding, low- and middle-income countries have the fewest resources for their health sectors. And as many of these nations begin transitioning away […]

Sustaining the HIV and AIDS Response in St. Kitts and Nevis: Investment Case Brief

HIV/AIDS, Home Page Map, Publications, Resource Mobilization

The HIV/AIDS program in St. Kitts and Nevis is at a turning point, facing both opportunities to expand and target its efforts and threats of decreasing funding. As its National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan expires in 2014, the country must consider whether and how to revise strategic priorities related to controlling and mitigating the effects of […]

Universal Coverage of Essential Health Services in Sub-Saharan Africa: Projections of Domestic Resources

Publications, Resource Mobilization, Universal Health Coverage

Resource Type: Report Authors: Carlos Avila, Catherine Connor, and Peter Amico Published: 8/1/2013 Resource Description: Given the African region’s healthy economic outlook, will resource mobilization for health still be an imperative in 2020? HFG looks ahead at the region’s health financing priorities by projecting domestic health spending per capita to 2020 relative to an internationally accepted target for […]

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