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Fiscal Environment for Health - Preferred

Concept UI	FD00062258
Scope note	Availability in the budget to increase public spending for health without jeopardizing fiscal and macroeconomic stability. An increase in health spenditure due to debt is possible only if the growth prospects allow sustaining the payment of debt service in the medium and long term without affecting its solvency or other areas. This is the government's ability, at least in the future, to finance its spending programs, service its debt and ensure its solvency. (Free translation from the original: https://bit.ly/2gNLzvf)
Preferred term	Fiscal Environment for Health