Source: Ministry of Finance, INSTAT
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The amount spent on health per capita has increased over years, but the most highlighted years are 2011, 2014 and 2015. Year 2011 represents the year with the highest annual growth of health financing per capita. This year the budget for the Ministry of Health, increased by 11.22% or 2.9 billion ALL compared to the previous year.
Source: Ministry of Finance, INSTAT
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The years 2012, 2013 have had a modest increase of health funding per capita, but the situation changed in 2014. Its value amounted to 13,446 ALL from 12,432 ALL that was the corresponding value at 2013. This increase was caused almost to the same extent by increasing the budget of the Ministry of Health (1.59 billion ALL or 5.55%) and increasing the amount of contributions (1,309 billion ALL or 17.9%). This means that despite the promise for free health care, the increased health financing during 2014 was largely due to increased revenue from contributions.
Source: Ministry of Finance, INSTAT
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In 2015, health funding per capita is expected to reach the value of 14,234 ALL or 5.86% more than in 2014. This time the increase is caused by increasing the budget of the Ministry of Health, while contributions are expected to be at the level of 8.8 billion or 2% more than in 2014. The planned budget for 2015 is characterized by: Increased funding from the Ministry of Health at 5.5%, the same as in 2014; keeping the level of insurance contributions to 8.8 billion ALL or 20% of all total funding for health.
Source: Ministry of Finance, INSTAT
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The trend of health financing, population and health budget per capita.
Source: Ministry of Finance, INSTAT
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