Central 

The central government is responsible for:

• The overall definition and coordination of public health policy;
• National Emergency Services
• Action Plans
• Supporting the central and regional structures to perform their duties;
• Approve healthcare agencies and suppliers and delegate executive powers.
• National programmes, strategies and evaluations.
• Development of social services;
• Programmes for physically disabled persons;
• Chernobyl programmes: mitigating risk of health for citizens and radiation safety measures following the Chernobyl accident.
• HIV prevention programmes;
• Cancer prevention and diagnosis programmes.​

Regional

Healthcare service provision is primarily delivered at the regional level.

Regional administrations and district level authorities of public health are in charge of:

• Essential and other complementary services;
• Regional health facilities, including clinics, hospitals and dispensaries;
• Outpatient services;
• District hospitals;
• District polyclinics and primary care;
• District sanitary and epidemiological stations;
• The supervision of local level health institutions;
• The coordination of public health activities;
• The promotion of health;
• The collection of data;
• The assessment of risks;
• The maintenance and improvement of the public health services’ quality;
• Information provision.

Local

Local authorities are responsible for:

• Primary healthcare;
• Cooperation with regional structures of public health;
• The support to the implementation of the national programmes in the public health.

Responsible ministries/bodies

Ministry of Health
 
Sources:

Regional Authorities List
Health Statistics, Government Portal
Public Health Policy Document, Government Portal
Belarus Health System Review, European Observatory, 2013