World Bank allocates $100M for Jordan’s health reform
The World Bank has disbursed $100.65 million out of a total $400 million in funding for Jordan's health sector reform program, which aims to improve the efficiency of public health spending and the quality of primary healthcare services. To date, 25% of the funding has been utilized, and the project will continue until 2031. The focus is on reducing arrears in the sector and increasing the rate of early health screenings, particularly for breast cancer and diabetes, through training healthcare centers and improving health data management systems.
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