The Government of Nepal has announced its federal budget for FY 2078/79. Here are the key priorities and budget allocated for health sector in Nepal.
Key highlights
- Total allocated budget for health: Rs. 1 Kharba Rs. 22 arba 77 crore.
- NRs 4 billion allocated for procurement of medical equipment required for hospitals for treatment of COVID-19 patients.
- Rs 26.5 billion for procurement of COVID-19 vaccines.
- Government will waive taxes on hospital equipment required for installing oxygen plants.
- Fifty percent subsidy would be provided to all hospitals for installing oxygen plants.
- No taxes on medicines, and no VAT or customs duty on import of COVID-19 related supplies.
- 300-beded hospital in Kathmandu and Infectious disease hospitals in all seven provinces.
- NRs. 7 arba 50 crore is allocated for free health insurance to all the health workers who are working against COVID-19 and other infectious diseases.
- Will update soon….
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