From: Players and processes behind the national health insurance scheme: a case study of Uganda
High support | Medium-level support/low opposition | High opposition | |
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High influence | i. Parliament | i. Trade unions | i. National Social Security Fund (NSSF) |
ii. Prime minister | ii. Federation of Uganda Employers | ||
iii. Cabinet | iii. Uganda Manufacturers Association | ||
iv. Ministries (MOH, MOFPED, MOPS, MOGLSD) | iv. Private sector foundation | ||
v. Providing for Health (P4H) | |||
Medium-level influence | i. Insurance Regulatory Authority of Uganda | i. Local governments (district and urban authorities) | - |
ii. IRAU | |||
iii. National Planning Authority | |||
Low influence | i. Private for-profit providers | i. NGOs & religious medical bureaus | - |
ii. Community Health Insurance Schemes | ii. Donors (bilaterals) | ||
iii. Health professional associations | |||
iv. Private insurance companies |