| FUNCTION | SUBFUNCTION | ASSESSMENT AREAS |
|---|---|---|
| FINANCING | Revenue raising | Assessment area #1: Whether funds are sufficient to achieve policy objectives |
| Assessment area #2: Whether funding flows are stable and predictable | ||
| Assessment area #3: Whether revenue raising is equitable in terms of distribution of revenue sources among different population groups | ||
| Pooling of resources | Assessment area #1: Whether pooling is equitable in terms of the distribution of financial risk across population groups | |
| Assessment area #2: Whether administrative efficiency is in place in terms of limiting fragmentation of funding pools | ||
| Purchasing goods and services | Assessment area #1: Whether resources are allocated according to health need | |
| Assessment area #2: Whether purchasing is strategic and creates efficiency incentives | ||
| Governance of Financing | Assessment area #1: Whether coverage is comprehensive in terms of benefit packages | |
| Assessment area #2: Whether public financial management is of quality in terms of PFM processes and mechanisms enabling effective health spending |
Source: Papanicolas et al. (2022).
From: POLICY BRIEF
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