Advancing Tajikistan’s Health Agenda through Partnership with the GFF

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00:42 So.

01:33 We much hope

01:34 that with the help of GFF Tajikistan

01:38 can accelerate

01:39 the

01:41 healthcare system reforms and achieve new level of health services in the country.

02:17 The key elements of GFF value added are first

02:20 helping countries that we work with to prioritize

02:24 their national health plan.

02:25 What does it mean?

02:26 It means

02:27 selecting key,

02:28 the most impactful,

02:30 the most needed,

02:31 the most efficient

02:33 reforms and activities that could be

02:35 implemented over the.

02:37 Next 2 or 3 years,

02:39 not only that can be implemented,

02:41 but also can be funded

02:43 from both government resources

02:45 and donor resources.

02:46 As you know,

02:47 human capital

02:48 is very important to any country's development,

02:51 and this is true

02:53 for Tajikistan especially.

02:55 When you look at our human capital index.

02:59 A child born today in Tajikistan

03:01 can only fulfill its 50% of its productivity,

03:05 and that's something we want to reverse,

03:06 and that's how the GFF and the World Bank partnership is advancing

03:11 the agenda on the health sector quite strongly,

03:13 and we want to make sure that with the

03:16 investments and the reforms in the health sector,

03:19 we actually

03:20 have people who can take full advantage of the new ecosystem that is

03:25 more conducive to personal growth and economic growth.

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So. We much hope that with the help of GFF Tajikistan can accelerate the healthcare system reforms and achieve new level of health services in the country. The key elements of GFF value added are first helping countries that we work with to prioritize their national health plan. What does it mean? It means selecting key, the most impactful, the most needed, the most efficient reforms and activities that could be implemented over the. Next 2 or 3 years, not only that can be implemented, but also can be funded from both government resources and donor resources. As you know, human capital is very important to any country's development, and this is true for Tajikistan especially. When you look at our human capital index. A child born today in Tajikistan can only fulfill its 50% of its productivity, and that's something we want to reverse, and that's how the GFF and the World Bank partnership is advancing the agenda on the health sector quite strongly, and we want to make sure that with the investments and the reforms in the health sector, we actually have people who can take full advantage of the new ecosystem that is more conducive to personal growth and economic growth.

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