Evaluation of Spending Allocations in the State, S general budget on the health Sector in Yemen Republic

Abstract

This study aims to assess spending allocations in the general budget for the health sector in the Republic of Yemen during the period (2009-2020 AD) ،in order to reveal the extent of its adequacy، efficiency and effectiveness. its adequacy، analyzing the structure of public spending on the health sector to show its efficiency، and evaluating the effectiveness of public spending on the health sect1`or by evaluating the results obtained from the analysis. 
The study reached a set of results، the most important of which are: the insufficient allocation of the general budget to cover health services in the Republic of Yemen، as the population growth is greater than the growth in the health sector، which led to the decline of the most important health indicators and their incompatibility with international standards. The results of the study data analysis showed that the public spending policy on the health sector is characterized by a decline in efficiency، efficiency and effectiveness، which led to the deterioration of the health situation and the decline in the quality of its services. 
The study concluded with many recommendations، the most important of which are: increasing the general budget allocations to cover health services in proportion to population growth، reconsidering the distribution of health spending to achieve efficiency and effectiveness، and the need to activate efforts to deliver health indicators and approach global indicators and those of 
neighboring countries of similar nature. conditions of the Republic of Yemen.