Public Health Expenditure

Public health expenditure refers to the money spent by governments and organizations to improve and protect the health of the population. This includes funding for hospitals, preventive care, disease control, health education, and research. By investing in public health, governments aim to reduce illness, increase life expectancy, and improve overall quality of life. It can also cover emergency responses to health crises, such as pandemics. Effective public health spending benefits everyone by fostering a healthier society, reducing healthcare costs in the long term, and enhancing economic productivity.