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Healthcare Spending: Georgia

Georgia's healthcare spending is currently 6.858 % of GDP as of 2023. # Georgia Healthcare Spending Georgia allocated 6.

Current (2023)
6.858 % of GDP
-17.3% y/y
Peak (2021)
10.538 % of GDP
Low (2023)
6.858 % of GDP
Source
World Bank World Development Indicators
20002023 · 24 pts

Healthcare SpendingGeorgia

20002023

Healthcare Spending — Georgia
6.858% of GDP7.778% of GDP8.698% of GDP9.618% of GDP10.538% of GDP2000201020202023PeakLow
Analysis# Georgia Healthcare Spending Georgia allocated 6.858% of its GDP to healthcare in 2023, marking a significant decline from its all-time peak of 10.538% in 2021. This represents the lowest spending level in the two-decade measurement period. Since 2000, overall healthcare spending as a percentage of GDP has contracted by 4.7%, reflecting a long-term downward pressure on health expenditures relative to economic output. The 2021 spike to over 10% likely reflected pandemic-related healthcare demands and emergency spending, followed by a sharp correction. Between 2022 and 2023 alone, spending dropped from 8.296% to 6.858%—a decline of 1.4 percentage points. The sustained downward trajectory suggests Georgia's healthcare spending may stabilize at current levels or continue declining as pandemic effects fully recede from fiscal priorities.

Historical Data

24 Rows
YearValueChange %
20236.858 % of GDP-17.33%
20228.296 % of GDP-21.28%
202110.538 % of GDP+14.17%
20209.23 % of GDP+26.21%
20197.313 % of GDP-5.70%
20187.755 % of GDP-10.87%
20178.701 % of GDP-4.10%
20169.073 % of GDP+4.77%
20158.66 % of GDP+4.41%
20148.294 % of GDP+3.60%
20138.006 % of GDP+0.68%
20127.952 % of GDP+0.89%
20117.882 % of GDP-12.63%
20109.021 % of GDP-5.71%
20099.567 % of GDP+13.30%
20088.444 % of GDP+13.57%
20077.435 % of GDP-2.58%
20067.632 % of GDP-5.51%
20058.077 % of GDP-0.15%
20048.089 % of GDP+0.73%
Show all 24 rows
YearValueChange %
20038.03 % of GDP+2.75%
20027.815 % of GDP+9.00%
20017.17 % of GDP-0.35%
20007.195 % of GDP

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