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WHO Global Health Expenditure Database (National Health Accounts)

World Health Organization
HDB-0170

The WHO Global Health Expenditure Database provides comparable health spending data for 195 countries and territories since 2000, including breakdowns by funding sources, financing arrangements, health functions, and disease-specific expenditures. The database is updated annually and tracks capital investments and country-level health expenditure profiles.

Category
Open dataset
Access
Open access
Cost
Free
Region
Global
License / terms
Open
Data types
health expenditure, health financing, public health spending
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Record HDB-0170 · last verified 2026-08-05 · listed in Open datasets

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