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The South East Europe Medical Device Market Reports provide the latest available data,
expert analysis and our independent 5-year forecasts for key South East Europe markets.
Each country report covers political risk, the business environment, and macro-economic
and industry prospects set against assumptions for the global economy.
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Key uses of Medical Devices Reports
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Forecast the pace and stability of each South East Europe country's economic and
industry growth
Identify and evaluate adverse political and economic trends in key markets, to
facilitate risk mitigation strategies
Assess critical shortcomings of each South East Europe country's business
environment that pose hidden barriers and costs to corporate profitability
Contextualise individual South East Europe country risks against their regional peers
using BMI's country-comparative risk ratings system
Target business opportunities in the key-growth industry sectors
Evaluate external threats to doing business in each South East Europe country,
including currency volatility, the commodity price boom and protectionist policies
Highlights from the Region
Bulgaria
Bulgaria is located in south-eastern Europe, bordering Romania, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece
and Turkey and is one of the newest members of the EU, joining in January 2007, alongside
Romania. The population of Bulgaria is estimated at 7.3 million in 2012, 18.6% of whom are
aged 65 or over.
Funding for healthcare in Bulgaria is principally through compulsory health insurance,
operated by the National Health Insurance Fund. The role of the NHIF is to provide a basic
package of health services for the whole population. The government is divided on whether
to allow private companies to operate in the insurance sector. Private spending is currently
almost entirely on an out-of-pocket basis.
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Romania
Romania is located in south-eastern Europe, bordering Hungary, Ukraine, Moldova, Bulgaria
and Serbia. In 2012, the population is estimated at 21.4 million, making it one of the most
populous countries in the region. Romania became an EU member state in 2007.
Healthcare funding in Romania is largely through the National Health Insurance Fund.
Healthcare provision is predominantly managed by the state, although the private health
sector is starting to grow. Government health expenditure is very low, even by Eastern
European standards. Romania spends around 5.4% of GDP on healthcare.
Improvements to the health system continue to be supported by World Bank-sponsored
projects. The ‘Health Sector Reform Project APL II’, was approved in December 2004 and
will run until December 2012. It aims to improve maternity and newborn care, emergency
medical care and rural primary healthcare. The total project cost is estimated at US$206.5
million. A further World Bank health project, with an estimated total cost of US$336.8
million, is currently awaiting approval.
Slovenia
Slovenia is one of the smallest countries in Europe, with a population of just over 2.0
million. It formed the most westerly and developed part of the former Yugoslavia. The
country escaped almost unscathed from the destruction seen elsewhere due to the collapse
of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s. The current president is Danilo Türk, elected for a fiveyear term in November 2007. Presidential elections will take place on 11th November 2012.
The country remains the richest of the central and eastern European states, and in many
ways more closely resembles Italy or Austria than its neighbours to the east. Slovenia
joined the European Union in 2004 and adopted the euro in 2007. The economy has
suffered a downturn due to the economic recession, albeit less severe than in many of its
neighbours. According to Business Monitor International (BMI), GDP is expected to contract
by 1.0% in 2012.
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Bulgaria
Croatia
Romania
Serbia
Slovenia
Turkey
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