The National Health Insurance Management Authority (NHIMA) is a semi-autonomous agency established under the National Health Insurance Act of 2018. It implements and operates Zambia's National Health Insurance Scheme, managing the National Health Insurance Fund, accrediting healthcare providers, and facilitating access to quality health services[2][4]. NHIMA's services include registration, membership management, and payment processing for formal and informal sector workers, as well as vulnerable populations[1][2]. Its target audience includes public and private sector employees, the informal sector, and vulnerable groups. The unique selling proposition is providing universal access to quality health services through strategic health financing[4].