Global General Government Procurement on Health by Country

In 2024, Belgium leads in General Government Procurement on Health at 46.53%, followed closely by Japan and Slovakia. Noteworthy increases from 2023 were observed in Latvia, Poland, and Portugal, exceeding 0.9% growth. Conversely, Hungary and Ireland saw declines, indicating possible budget reallocations. Although Switzerland remains at the lower end at 1.98%, it showed a notable improvement of 0.93% from the previous year.

Future trends to monitor include shifts in healthcare policies and economic factors that might impact procurement priorities. Rapid advancements in health technology could shape spending patterns, particularly in countries with mid-range procurement percentages like South Korea and the UK. Assessing long-term investment in healthcare can reveal strategic shifts in government priorities amid evolving public health challenges.