Supporting People Living with HIV in Tanzania to Purchase Private Health Insurance

Jamii is a cashless and paper-less mobile-enabled private health insurance product in Tanzania. Jamii insurance provides an opportunity for a low cost entry to health insurance among uninsured populations (including people living with HIV) who are well suited to the private sector. USAID/Washington’s Office of HIV and AIDS engaged the SHOPS Plus project to partner with Jamii to increase private health insurance coverage among people living with HIV as a means of increasing access to HIV services in the private health sector. SHOPS Plus provided technical assistance to complement key partner and other donor support for a six month pilot implementation of Jamii education, sales and distribution activities with a focus on people living with HIV. This report provides the results and findings from the pilot activity. 

Author

Mbogo Bunyi

Contributor

SHOPS Plus

Published
March 2019
Resource Types
Report
Country
Tanzania
Technical Area
Health Financing
Health Area
HIV
Keywords
access to finance
financial sustainability
financing mechanisms
health financing
health insurance
Tanzania
Current Downloads
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