Ukraine secures $404.5 mln from Japan, World Bank for healthcare – PM
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Ukraine has attracted nearly $405 million from Japan and the World Bank as part of the Thrive project to develop the healthcare system. This was announced by Prime Minister of Ukraine Serhiy Koretsky. Thus, almost $305 million was raised from the Government of Japan, another $100 million — in the form of a loan from the International Development Association. “The Thrive project aims to improve the effectiveness of the health guarantee program, …
This is the financing of the THRIVE project aimed at improving the effectiveness of the Health Guarantee Programme.
Funding has already gone to the state budget as part of the THRIVE project to improve the efficiency and accessibility of health services.
Ukraine received more than $400 million from partners - where the money will go Funds <p>from Japan and the World Bank have already gone to the state budget. The total funding of the THRIVE project reached $701.7 million.</p>
Koretskyi: Ukraine Receives Another 404.5m From Japan and the World Bank for
Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said $404.5 million has been transferred to Ukraine’s state budget under the World Bank’s THRIVE project to support healthcare reform and the Medical Guarantees Programme.
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