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A new op-ed in Devex examines evolving approaches to health financing in the Democratic Republic of Congo. For years, the country faced significant funding gaps — with per capita health spending at $21.59 in 2021, well below the regional average. The article outlines current efforts to increase health investment, with a 2026 target of allocating nearly 14.5% of the national budget to the sector. These efforts focus on strengthening domestic resource mobilization and improving public financial management systems to support frontline care delivery. It also explores broader themes around sustainability, national ownership, and long-term health system resilience. Read the full piece here: https://dvx.cm/iy7cnn Sponsored by Africa CDC #AHSS #AfricasHealth #AfricasHealthSecurity #AfricasHealthSovereignty
DRC nears historic 14.5% Abuja target for health sovereignty
The Democratic Republic of Congo is reshaping health financing by mobilizing domestic resources and strengthening public financial management — proving that sovereignty in health starts with ensuring every dollar is used effectively for health.
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