A concise, evidence-based assessment of your country's health system — prepared by people who have run one. Free of charge, because this is how every Sanafra relationship starts: with something useful, before anything is sold.
Health budget structure, per-capita spending, insurance coverage and the financing gaps that matter most.
How medicines and equipment are bought today — central purchasing, tenders, emergency channels — and where value leaks.
Service delivery indicators: hospital capacity, workforce, referral chains, maternal and child health outcomes.
Availability, pricing and import dependence — benchmarked against comparable systems.
Concrete, low-cost improvements your citizens would see this quarter — ranked by impact and feasibility.
Which global financing windows — Global Fund, Gavi, World Bank, AfDB and others — fit your priorities, and how to position for them.
Tell us your country and, if you wish, your current priorities. A short call helps us focus the analysis.
Our team builds the Snapshot from public data, international benchmarks and our field knowledge — typically within three weeks.
A briefing for your team — in person in Ankara, in your capital, or online. What you do with it next is entirely up to you.
Who it is for: ministries of health and finance, presidential health advisors, public hospital leadership, embassies of African nations in Ankara, and funders assessing country readiness.
No fee, no commitment, no fine print. If the Snapshot leads to a working relationship, excellent; if it only leads to better decisions, that is a good outcome too.
