The Government of Nepal, through its poverty reduction strategy, has made a commitment to the reduction of inter-regional disparities in health expenditure per capita through an appropriate resource allocation formula. However, this has not yet been operationalised and there has not yet been a significant reallocation of resources in favour of poor regions.
This study examines the current system of resource allocation, focussing on recurrent funds, essential drugs and district-level systems. It identifies the areas in which it could be improved, and outlines a possible new needs-based approach to allocating resources to districts and, within districts, to facilities.
Even though I have worked in Sierra Leone in the past, the role of MLI Country Lead has given me the opportunity to build upon these previous experiences and to work closely with members of the Ministry of Health and Sanitation (MOHS), to support the implementation of health policies and reforms that they have prioritized.
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