HEALTH MINISTRY
THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Bratislava, 22 December 2025
Call for investment projects to establish a prioritised list of projects and an investment plan for the years 2027-2031
Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic in accordance with the role of C.4. Government of the Slovak Republic Resolution No 492/2025 of the day 10.10.2025 on the draft budget of the public administration for the years 2026 to 2028, in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic, it is tasked to update and publish prior investment plans of projects of investment character and concessions at least By 2031, in accordance with the Mediodiction of preparation and evaluation of investment projects approved by Government Resolution No 181/2022, taking into account the possibilities and sources of financing.
In order to establish a priori list of projects and investment plan for the years 2027 - 2031 the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic publishes the following Call for Investment Projects.
The Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic will update the priori investment plan of projects of investment character and concessions for the years 2027 - 2031 which will be published on the website of the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic in terms of task C.4 of the resolution in question.
To submit investment projects by subordinate organisations of the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic it is necessary to complete the relevant application forms in the structure and according to the current Directive (and its annexes), and to deliver to the Ministry of Health of the Slovak Republic by 23.01.2026 at the latest, by email to: Investicny.plan@health.gov.sk
The main objective of investment by the Ministry of Health is to ensure quality, affordable and effective institutional health care, reduce mortality, repeated hospitalization and complications caused by inappropriate care. This objective will be achieved by optimising the network of hospitals, concentration of performance and experience in larger establishments capable of better responding to regional needs.
Investment in the modernisation of health facilities, including energy efficiency and advanced technical equipment, will help to optimise clinical and operational processes, improve patient and staff comfort and support the retention of health professionals.