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 Guatemala
Updates From the LAC Health Accounts Steering
Committee
July 2004
Guatemala is currently preparing a new base year
for the National Accounts.
August 2002 Guatemala was part of the initial 1997 LAC Health
Accounts program that utilized the Harvard NHA model. An update of
these estimates has recently been completed.Submit Your
Guatemala Health Accounts Research
If you work in Guatemala, are
participating in a project, or have resources or data to share about
the status of health accounts in Guatemala, please contribute
them. Your input is essential to other researchers, and it will be
an excellent opportunity for you to showcase any work or research
that you have done on health accounts in Guatemala. Click
here to share information.
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General
Sources of Country Data
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Documents |
| Guatemala's
Country-At-A-Glance World Bank Brief |
Key indicators tracing
the trends in social and economic development over the last
three decades from the World Bank's database |
| Guatemala:
PAHO Country Health Profile |
Summary
information on health conditions and the structure of the
health system |
| Cuentas
Nacionales de Salud: Guatemala 1998 |
This PHRplus
report #10 describing health expenditures for the years
1995-1997, was produced by the Ministry of Public Health and
Social Assistance, National Statistical Institute, and
international consultants with the support of USAID and
FUNSALUD. |
| Summary
of Health Accounts in Eight LAC Countries 666 KB, PDF |
Report prepared by the
LAC Health Reform Initiative (information on Bolivia,
Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico,
Nicaragua and Peru) |
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Organizations |
| Banco de
Guatemala |
The Central Bank of
Guatemala |
| Instituto
Nacional de Estadística (INE) de Guatemala |
National Institute of
Statistics of Guatemala |
| MECOVI
Guatemala (Household Survey Data) |
IADB,
together with the World Bank, the Economic
Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC),
and with direct participation of the Guatemalan government,
has developed this initiative to strengthen the institutional
capacity of the country to implement and analyze high quality
household survey systems. The initiative also operates
in Argentina, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El
Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay, and Peru. |
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