The Government of India and the World Bank have agreed to a $32 million loan to significantly improve healthcare services across Mizoram. This project aims to strengthen the management and quality of health services, particularly in underserved areas, and will benefit all eight districts of the state. Key initiatives include enhancing the state health insurance programme, building synergies with national schemes like PMJAY, and investing in infection control and bio-medical waste management.
The Government of India, Government of Mizoram and the World Bank have signed a $32 millionMizoram Health Systems Strengthening Projectto improve management capacity and quality of health services in Mizoram, particularly for the benefit of under-served areas and vulnerable groups.
The project will strengthen the governance and the management structure of the Department of Health and Family Welfare (DoHFW) and its subsidiaries, improve the quality and coverage of services delivered by the sta
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FAQ :
The total value of the loan signed is $32 million.
The project involves the Government of India, the Government of Mizoram, and the World Bank.
The project aims to improve the management capacity and quality of health services, strengthen governance and management structures, and invest in a comprehensive Quality Assurance program.
It will benefit people across all eight districts, especially under-served areas and vulnerable groups, by improving service quality, coverage, and reducing financial barriers to healthcare.
The project will address the impact of COVID-19 on health services, invest in infection prevention and control for future outbreaks, and improve bio-medical waste management.
Yes, a key focus is to strengthen the state health insurance programme and build synergies with the Government of India's Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojna (PMJAY).