Ukraine Receives $51.5 Million From Japan To Strengthen Healthcare System
Ukraine has received $51.5 million from the Japanese government under the World Bank’s THRIVE project to support the country’s healthcare system, Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi said on September 26, UATV English reports. The funds have already been transferred to Ukraine’s state budget and will be used to improve the efficiency of the Medical Guarantees Program and strengthen the institutional…
Ukraine has received $51.5 million from Japan under the World Bank's THRIVE project to bolster its healthcare system, Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi announced on September 26. The funds have already been allocated to Ukraine's state budget and will be utilized to enhance the Medical Guarantees Program and bolster the National Health Service of Ukraine's institutional capacity.
Koretskyi stated that the total THRIVE program is valued at $1.2 billion, with Ukraine having already received $449 million through the initiative. The prime minister expressed appreciation to the Japanese government and the World Bank for their ongoing support, emphasizing that the funding bolsters Ukraine's financial resilience and contributes to the development of its healthcare system.
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