India & Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority

India: India is making significant progress towards a digitally empowered healthcare ecosystem through the India — Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, enhancing citizen-centric healthcare delivery.

Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority: The Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority is the implementing agency for the India — Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission and has successfully overseen the creation of over 90 crore ABHA accounts.

India: India is strengthening its digital public infrastructure for health by launching several new initiatives, including Aarogya Setu 2.0, a Drug Registry, and e-Sushrut Clinic, aiming to make healthcare more integrated, accessible, and citizen-centric.

Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority: The Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority (NHA) is partnering with C-DAC to increase the adoption of Digital Health and ABDM services, including providing subsidies for the e-Sushrut Clinic and bearing cloud hosting and SMS notification expenses.

India: India's journey towards universal health coverage is significantly advanced by India — West Bengal's integration into the Ayushman Bharat Yojana, completing the nationwide rollout.

Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority: The Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority is responsible for signing the MoU with India — West Bengal for the implementation of the Ayushman Bharat Yojana.

India: The initiative aims to improve public healthcare across the country.

Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority: Involved in digital integration and ABHA ID support.

Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority: Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority collaborated with IIT Kanpur to develop BODH, a platform for evaluating AI models in healthcare.

Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority: The Ghana — National Health Insurance Authority collaborated with the IIT Kanpur to develop BODH.