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Healthcare Spending: Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's healthcare spending is currently 3.767 % of GDP as of 2023. # Kazakhstan Healthcare Spending Kazakhstan allocated 3.

Current (2023)
3.767 % of GDP
+0.6% y/y
Peak (2000)
4.16 % of GDP
Low (2011)
2.602 % of GDP
Source
World Bank World Development Indicators
20002023 · 24 pts

Healthcare SpendingKazakhstan

20002023

Healthcare Spending — Kazakhstan
2.602% of GDP2.992% of GDP3.381% of GDP3.771% of GDP4.16% of GDP2000201020202023PeakLow
Analysis# Kazakhstan Healthcare Spending Kazakhstan allocated 3.767% of its GDP to healthcare in 2023, marking a modest increase from 3.746% in 2022. This level remains substantially below the country's all-time peak of 4.16% in 2000 and represents a 9.4% overall decline across the 23-year period. The figure sits well above the historical low of 2.602% recorded in 2011, reflecting recovery from that economically constrained period. A sharp recovery emerged between 2019 and 2021, when healthcare spending climbed from 2.871% to 3.987%—likely driven by pandemic-related pressures and medical system demands. Since reaching that peak in 2021, spending has stabilized around 3.7–3.8% of GDP. The recent stability suggests Kazakhstan has settled into a sustainable healthcare investment level, though it remains below early-2000s commitments to the sector.

Historical Data

24 Rows
YearValueChange %
20233.767 % of GDP+0.56%
20223.746 % of GDP-6.04%
20213.987 % of GDP+4.07%
20203.831 % of GDP+33.44%
20192.871 % of GDP-1.03%
20182.901 % of GDP-4.95%
20173.052 % of GDP-10.81%
20163.422 % of GDP+12.53%
20153.041 % of GDP+2.22%
20142.975 % of GDP+11.72%
20132.663 % of GDP-12.31%
20123.037 % of GDP+16.72%
20112.602 % of GDP-4.90%
20102.736 % of GDP-21.24%
20093.474 % of GDP+14.81%
20083.026 % of GDP+11.95%
20072.703 % of GDP-20.45%
20063.398 % of GDP-12.92%
20053.902 % of GDP-2.03%
20043.983 % of GDP+6.98%
Show all 24 rows
YearValueChange %
20033.723 % of GDP+2.99%
20023.615 % of GDP+4.15%
20013.471 % of GDP-16.56%
20004.16 % of GDP

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