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The National Taxpayers Association (NTA ) has urged the government to redouble budgetary allocation for non- communicable diseases(NCD). NTA says the NCDs crisis in Kenya is due to chronic underfunding and policy gaps with the diseases responsible for more than four in every ten deaths in the country. And as a report analyzing the 2025 budget allocation for NCD’S was launched and as Kenya moves towards universal health coverage, there are renewed calls to place NCD’s at the center of health financing discussions.
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National Taxpayers Association urges Gov’t to increase budget for non- communicable diseases
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