With more than 53% of the population now covered, compared to only 10% ten years ago, and more than 70% of women among the insured, mainly in rural areas, Senegal continues to progress towards universal health coverage. The country aims to reach 75% coverage by 2029 to ensure equitable access to care across the entire…...
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Senegal accelerates the digitalization of its health insurance system to ensure universal coverage
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