# Nigerian Healthcare Financing Pattern Analysis
๐ Project Overview
This project analyzes healthcare financing patterns in Nigeria, focusing on how healthcare is funded and the implications for accessibility, affordability, and equity.
Healthcare financing remains a major challenge in Nigeria, with a high dependence on out-of-pocket payments and limited insurance coverage. This analysis explores funding trends, government contributions, and private sector involvement.
๐ฏ Objectives
Analyze trends in healthcare financing in Nigeria
Examine the proportion of:
Government expenditure
Out-of-pocket payments
Health insurance contributions
Donor funding
Identify patterns and gaps in funding structure
Provide data-driven insights and recommendations
๐ Data Sources
The dataset used in this project was obtained from:
WHO.Data
๐ Tools & Technologies Used
Python (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn)
Excel (Data cleaning)
Jupyter Notebook
Git & GitHub
Microsoft Power Bi
๐ Key Analysis Performed
Trend analysis of healthcare expenditure over time
Percentage contribution of different financing sources
Comparative analysis of public vs private spending
Visualization of financing structure
Identification of funding imbalance patterns
๐ Key Insights
Nigeria relies heavily on out-of-pocket payments.
Government health expenditure remains relatively low compared to recommended benchmarks.
Health insurance penetration is limited.
External donor funding plays a significant role in certain periods.