Comparative analysis of climate resilient healthcare systems in south east asia
- Sylvain Richer de Forges
- Feb 11, 2024
- 1 min read
Excited to delve into the intersection of sustainability and healthcare systems across Southeast Asian countries!
Thailand:
Leading the pack in renewable energy adoption, with 35% of its total energy coming from renewables. Healthcare expenditure comprises 4.5% of GDP, ensuring a balance between health and environmental priorities. Source: World Bank & International Renewable Energy Agency.
Vietnam:
Remarkably, 86% of Vietnam's population has health insurance coverage, fostering equitable access to healthcare. The country is also investing in green healthcare infrastructure, reducing its carbon footprint. Source: World Health Organization & Vietnam Social Security.
Indonesia:
With a strong commitment to universal healthcare, Indonesia's national health insurance program covers 76% of the population. The government is actively promoting eco-friendly medical practices to mitigate environmental impact. Source: World Bank & Indonesia Healthcare and Social Security Agency.
Malaysia:
Boasting a diversified energy mix, Malaysia aims for 20% renewable energy by 2025. The country allocates 4.8% of its GDP to healthcare, emphasizing sustainable practices in its healthcare facilities. Source: International Energy Agency & Ministry of Health Malaysia.
Philippines:
Striving for healthcare accessibility, the Philippines allocates 5.4% of its GDP to the health sector. Initiatives like "Green Hospitals" are emerging, promoting eco-friendly healthcare practices. Source: World Bank & Department of Health Philippines.
Sustainable healthcare in Southeast Asia is not just a goal but a shared responsibility. Let's continue to collaborate and innovate for a healthier and greener future!
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