World Bank funds $100M for Jordan healthcare
The World Bank has launched a $400 million program to improve the healthcare sector in Jordan, with $100.65 million of it disbursed so far. The goal is to enhance the efficiency of healthcare spending and the quality of primary care services. The program focuses on reducing health debt from 113 million dinars to zero by June 2031, increasing early screening rates for diseases such as diabetes and breast cancer, and improving medical referral systems and digital services. This is achieved through training hospitals and health centers and developing the national database of beneficiaries. The implementation is still in its early stages, with current efforts concentrated on completing operational readiness and achieving the targeted performance indicators.
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