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Background Sudan established a National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) in 1995. NHIF, despite the name, is a social health insurance scheme that predominantly enrols the formal sector workers, compulsorily, and the informal sector workers, voluntarily. The Government is targeting universal health coverage by 2031, by expanding the existing scheme. This paper aims to assess the insurance enrolment, and factors that determine such enrolment. Understanding these factors is important to ensure equity in acquiring healthcare and in identifying the barriers of its achievement.

Determinants of health insurance enrolment in Sudan: evidence from Health Utilisation and Expenditure Household Survey 2009