Strategic prospects of PPP development in health care and investment attractiveness of the health care sector of Kazakhstan

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ҚАЗАҚСТАН РЕСПУБЛИКАСЫ ДЕНСАУЛЫҚ САҚТАУ ЖӘНЕ ӘЛЕУМЕТТІК ДАМУ МИНИСТРЛІГІ Ministry of Health and Social Development of Republic of Kazakhstan Strategic prospects of PPP development in health care and investment attractiveness of the health care sector of Kazakhstan Astana 205

Republic of Kazakhstan Territory: 2 mln 724,9 000 km² Population: 7 330 494 of people Capital: Astana Kazakhstan is a leader among other CIS countries in terms of volumes of attracted foreign investments per capita. According to results for 204 the country occupies 50 th position out of 44 countries in the global index of competitiveness. Overall, 7 billion of dollars of direct foreign investments were brought into the economy of Kazakhstan to date. The investment policy of the country is aimed at creating favorable conditions for attracting of investment. 2

Health care organizations network 877 inpatient facilities 7276 outpatient facilities Source: Statistical Book of MoHSD

Average depreciation of health facilities Total 0 967 buildings In Kazakhstan Depreciation 55,8% 084 (33%) 635 (20%) 57 (47%) Hospitals (3236 buildings) до 964 965-984 985-205 2434 (38%) 857 (4%) 306 (48%) Outpatient facilities (6352 buildings) до 964 965-984 985-205 480 (35%) 300 (2%) 599 (44%) others (379 buildings) до 965 965-985 985-206 67% till 985 62% till 985 65% till 985

Need in additional facilities Availability of beds for 0 000 of population (MoHSD of RoK, private, economic management) Construction of additional facilities is needed where there are overcrowded Source: Statistical Book of MoHSD Statistic forms

Planned actions for network development WB project «Technology transfer and institutional reforms in health care system. Subcomponent А.2.2 Restructuring of health facilities network, hospital autonomy and PPP Expert evaluation of investment needs by «Sanigest Internacional» Inpatient facilities 643 bln KZT Outpatient facilities 324,8 bln KZT Source: Master plans on rationalization of health facilities network Master plans on outpatient facilities development

Current development of the health care sector FREE CHOICE OF A HEALTH FACILITY IS ENSURED In 204 the right of free choice of a health facility was exercised by about 800 000 of people, out of which 46% were rural inhabitants. Realization of this principle helped to remove all interregional boundaries and it is particularly important for citizens living in interregional areas. COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS IS CREATED Competitive environment was created to ensure equal conditions for private and public health care providers for SGBP provision; The share of private sector for provision of SGBP was expanded and reached 27.4% in 204 (4% in 200) INNOVATIVE HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES ARE INTRODUCED Tertiary care availability has been ensured; Tertiary care is being transferred to regions; Effective cardiological and cardiac surgery service was created (number of cardiac surgeries was increased from 7000 to 70000 a year); Transplantology is developing (in 2009 4 kidney transplantations, in 204-7 Organs transplantology is developed (in 202. - 65, in 204. 225 NEW MANAGEMENT AND FINANCING FORMS ARE INTRODUCED DRG, global budget, complex capitation: funds for outpatient and policlinic care (OPC) are consolidated at the republican level; Extra funding of 7 billion of KZT for OPC was allocated; Inequal distribution of SGBP at the outpatient level among regions has been eliminated; Differentiated remuneration of health professionals has been introduced 7

Key objectives of health care According to the National Plan 00 concrete steps for realization of 5 institutional reforms, President Nazarbayev set the following objectives: :. Introduction of the mandatory social health insurance. Priority financing of the primary health care. 2. Development of private medicine, introduction of corporate management in medical organizations 3. Establishment of the Joint Committee on health care quality within the MoHSD of RoK. Main objective introduction of best practice standards for medical services ( treatment protocols, training of HR, drug supply, quality control and care accessibility. In this regard PPP is becoming an active tool for realization of these objectives. 8

STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS OF HEALTH CARE DEVELOPMENT IN KAZAKHSTAN Prospective plans for development of health facilities network in regions for 205-2025 Principles of corporate management Policy aimed at developing of private medicine Optimization of hospitals and development of PHC Decentralization of provision of simple medical services Governance Supervisory Board 0 Development of PPP mechanisms Transfer of health facilities to trust management Centralization of tertiary care Supervisory Board of autonomous organizations Privatization Public organizations 00% budget funding Insufficient financing prevents from developing innovations, technologies and procurement of modern medical equipment Current treatment methods become obsolete Lack of incentives for health professionals Health care objects transferred to PPP and trust management Use of innovation technologies to ensure provision of quality medical services Efficient management Introduction of modern treatment methods Involvement of highly qualified specialists 9

PUBLIC - PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP Public-private partnership (PPP) is a form of cooperation between the public sector authority and private sector companies aimed at financing, creating, reconstructing and (or) using of social infrastructure facilities. Aim of PPP in health care- attraction of private funds for development of health care infrastructure and improvement of quality of medical and non medical services PPP mission reallocation of responsibilities and risks associated with development of sectors which were traditionally part of the government responsibility PPP Benefits Government gets a modern infrastructure, reduces its won direct costs for maintenance of health facilities, shares some risks with private sector. Population is the main beneficiary. They receive better quality of services and optimal cost-benefit ratio. Private sector expands its potential for a stable and long-term business. Reduces commercial risks as it shares responsibility with the public sector. 0

New forms of PPP in accordance with a bill on Public and Private Partnership Contracts for technology development, creation of a development prototype, experimental industrial work and limited production Life cycle contracts Minor forms of PPP : Trust management of public property Leasing of public property Service contracts Other contracts related to PPP Shortening of time frames for project preparation Less need in investment Increase of a number of projects

Favorable conditions for investment in health care sector of Kazakhstan Public support of private partners: government concession liabilities are not subject to sequestration; state guarantee on infrastructure bonds concession; state guarantees for loans attracted to finance concession projects;; transfer of exclusive intellectual property rights to a private partner; provision of in-kind grants; Government will be a guaranteed consumer of some amount of goods (works, services). co-financing of concession projects; Sources of cost recovery and income of the concessionaire: Compensation of investment costs; Payment of operating costs; Management fee; Fee for availability 2

Institutional interaction scheme in implementation of national PPP projects The Ministry of Health and Social Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan - industry assessment, planning of national concession projects Akimats (Health Departments) planning of locall concession projects PPP implementation Centers development and implementation of concession projects Ministry of National Economy of RoK MoHSD RoK Akimat Regional PPP centers development and maintenance of concession projects(through Health Departments) Ministry of National Economy of the RK conclusion of economic Kazakhstan concession projects PPP Center "Kazakhstan PPP Center" economic assessment of concession projects Concession Commission review and selection of concession projects, bids, negotiations with tender participants PPP project implementat ion Center PPP Project Regional PPP centers Republican Center for Health Development methodological and consultation assistance in PPP in health care Concession Commission 3

Pilot projects on use of PPP mechanisms in health care of RoK Total number of projects: 20 At republican level: 2 At regional level: : 8 2 4а Astana 2 Hospitals -6 Outpatient facilities - 4 2 Almaty Notes: Approx. cost of projects in investment period: Outpatient facilities: 2,5 bln KZT; Inpatient facilities: 3 4 bln KZT; University clinics: 7 bln KZT. : 4

STAGIES OF REALIZATION OF PPP PROJECTS IN HEALTH CARE SECTOR OF RoK # Name of project Developmen t of investment proposal Development of concession documents Project assessment Tender Policlinic for 500 visits per shift in Kaskelen, Almaty oblast Outpatient facilities 2 Policlinic for 500 visits per shift in Taldykorgan 3 Policlinic for 500 visits per shift in Aktau 4 Policlinic for 500 visits per shift in microdistric Kaitpas, Shymkent 5 Policlinic for 500 visits per shift in Astana 6 Center of family health for 50 visits per shift in Zheleznodorozhny village, Astana 7 Center of family health for 50 visits per shift in Kokral-2 village, Astana 8 Center of family health for 50 visits per shift in Ondiris village, Astana 9 Policlinic for 500 visits per shift in Kyzylorda 0 ПPoliclinic for 250 visits per shift in Atyrau Policlinic for 250 visits per shift in Arkalyk, Kostanai oblast 2 Policlinic for 250 visits per shift in Rudny, Kostanai oblast 3 Treatment and diagnostic center in Kokshetau 4 Children s dental policlic for 500 visits per shift in Aktobe 5 Multiprofile city hospital with 300 beds in Aktau Inpatient facilities 6 Multiprofile city hospital with 300 beds in Ust-Kamenogorsk 7 Childrens city hospital with 200 beds in Semei 8 University clinic for 300 beds of RSE KNMU after Asfendiyarov, Almaty 9 University clinic for 300 beds of RSE KSMU, Karaganda 20 Multiprofile city hospital with 300 beds in Kyzylorda Notes: Approx. cost of projects in investment period: Outpatient facilities: 2,5 bln KZT; Inpatient facilities: 3 4 bln KZT; University clinics: 7 bln KZT. 5

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