Information about Somalia's healthcare system and insurance system.

Somalia is a country located in East Africa and faces some challenges in the healthcare and insurance system. Access to healthcare in the country may be poor and healthcare infrastructure may be limited. Additionally, there have been negative impacts on the healthcare system due to factors such as protracted civil war and terrorism. Healthcare in Somalia is generally provided by the government, but there are also private healthcare facilities. Problems such as the government's insufficient funding for health services, lack of personnel and inadequate health infrastructure negatively affect the effectiveness of the health system. In terms of the insurance system, health insurance is not common in Somalia. Especially in rural areas, people may have to pay for healthcare services at their own expense. Some families rely on traditional community-based insurance systems, where families save money together and participate in a health fund to cover medical expenses. In recent years, international aid agencies and non-governmental organizations have been carrying out various projects to help improve the healthcare system in Somalia. These projects work in areas such as improving health infrastructure, training health personnel and increasing access to health services. However, the healthcare and insurance system in Somalia still faces major challenges and improvement efforts are ongoing. It is important that the government invests more in healthcare and strengthens healthcare infrastructure. Additionally, establishing and expanding health insurance systems can also improve access to healthcare.