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Moldova Health Spending

Current health expenditure as % of GDP  SH.XPD.CHEX.GD.ZS

Moldova's health spending was 7.17% in 2025, ranked 90th globally. This represents a 6.4% increase from 2024. Data from World Bank, covering 2000–2025.

7.17% +0.43% (+6.4%)
Year 2025 Rank #90 Global Peak 13.68% (2009) Source World Bank

Moldova Health Spending (2000–2025)

Overview

Moldova's health spending stood at 7.17% in 2025, a rise of +0.43% from 2023. Based on recent trends, this figure is projected to reach 7.17% by 2025. Moldova ranked 90th globally.

Moldova’s health‑care expenditure has risen modestly over the past 25 years, moving from a trough of 5.93 percent of GDP in 2000 to a peak of 13.68 percent in 2009 before settling at 7.17 percent in 2025, which places the country 90th in the world. The sharp increase during the late 2000s coincided with the global financial crisis and a series of domestic reforms aimed at expanding public health services, but the subsequent decline reflects fiscal consolidation and shifting budget priorities. Compared with peers of similar ranking, Moldova’s 2025 spending is slightly below Lesotho’s 7.25 percent and Libya’s 7.11 percent, indicating that regional peers are allocating comparable shares of national output to health. The current level remains well under the 13.68 percent peak, suggesting that without renewed policy emphasis on preventive care and infrastructure investment, the upward trajectory is likely to remain modest, though targeted reforms could revive higher spending growth.

Data & projection

Year Health Spending YoY change Rank
2026* trend 7.21% - -
2025* trend 7.17% - -
2025 7.17% +0.43% #90
2023 6.74% −0.23% #100
2022 6.97% −0.78% #105
2021 7.75% +0.74% #119
2020 7.00% +0.51% #99
2019 6.50% −0.21% #106
2018 6.71% −0.42% #115
2017 7.13% −0.49% #128
2016 7.62% −0.88% #134
2015 8.50% −0.23% #149
2014 8.73% +0.05% #154
2013 8.68% −0.46% #152
2012 9.14% +0.04% #161
2011 9.10% −1.03% #158
2010 10.13% −3.55% #171
Show all years (2000-2025)
* Linear trend extrapolation

Detected Pattern

Fiscal Dominance Trap
Government debt exceeding 80% of GDP with real interest rates negative and inflation above 10%. Monetary policy effectiveness impaired by fiscal pressures.
Inflation 28.7% Real rate -5.9%
Occurred 386 times, 278 successful
Inflation
28.2%
Real rate
-4.2%
Inflation
219.9%
Real rate
-47.4%
Inflation
28.3%
Real rate
-7.0%
Inflation
91.4%
Real rate
-26.9%
Inflation
13.6%
Real rate
-0.9%
Inflation
133.5%
Real rate
-17.3%

Analysis

Moldova matched the Fiscal Dominance Trap pattern in 2022. Historically, 72% of countries showing this pattern (278 out of 386) saw health spending improve within 24 months. View full analysis →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Moldova's health spending?▾

Moldova's health spending was 7.17% in 2025. Ranked 90th globally. This represents a 6.4% increase from the previous year.

What was the highest health spending in Moldova?▾

Moldova's health spending peaked at 13.68% in 2009.

What was the lowest health spending in Moldova?▾

The lowest health spending in Moldova was 5.93% in 2000.

How does Moldova rank in health spending?▾

Moldova ranks 90th globally in health spending as of 2025.

What is the World Bank indicator code for health spending?▾

The World Bank indicator code is SH.XPD.CHEX.GD.ZS. Data sourced from World Bank.

What is the projected health spending of Moldova in 2025?▾

Moldova's health spending is projected to reach 7.17% by 2025 based on trend extrapolation.

What is the health spending of Moldova in 2025?▾

The health spending of Moldova in 2025 was 7.17%. This ranks 90th in the world.

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