Health reforms
Tracking health-system transformation in Morocco and the region: territorial governance, public hospitals, university hospitals, primary care and the balance between public and private sectors.
Morocco’s health reform: when decentralisation precedes regulation
Health reforms
Territorial health groups are being rolled out ahead of Morocco’s High Authority for Health. This gap raises questions about care quality, evaluation and equity between regions.
Morocco’s health reform: from territorial health groups to tariff revision
Health reforms
Territorial health groups’ autonomy depends on viable public hospitals, requiring revised tariffs, reliable billing and equitable access to care.
Morocco’s Major CHU Program Is Redrawing the Hospital Map
Health reforms
Analysis of Morocco’s major CHU program, covering regionalization of university-hospital care, territorial equity, GST governance, public investment and the human-resources constraint.
GST: Morocco’s New Territorial Health Architecture
Health reforms
Analysis of Morocco’s 2026 GST rollout, covering activity-based pricing, regional pooling, shared patient records, human resources and territorial equity in care.
Moroccan Public Hospitals Face the SEGMA Test
Health reforms
Analysis of the SEGMA assessment for Moroccan public hospitals, from growing financial autonomy and pressure on care quality to workforce, governance and reinvestment of surpluses.
Mauritania’s New Health Reform
Health reforms
Analysis of Mauritania’s health reform, covering low coverage, doctor shortages, territorial inequalities, infrastructure modernization, governance and care financing.