Ivory Coast: 808 billion FCFA to Address Health Challenges

Author: Donald GONLIPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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Ivory Coast: 808 billion FCFA to Address Health Challenges

The Ministry of Health launched the 2026 budget with an allocation of 808 billion FCFA, an increase of 5.79% from 2025. This budget is divided into five programs, including general administration and quality care provision. It will enable the implementation of 180 priority activities, particularly against tuberculosis, malaria, and HIV/AIDS. The Deputy Chief of Staff called for improvements in budget procedures to strengthen financial governance.

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