The purpose of the project is to support the research in the field of Public Health Policy. The project is intended to measure fairness of health financing among IDP and non-IDP populations residing in Samegrelo Region of Western Georgia. The fairness of health financing is a subset of the three main goals of health systems that are good health, responsiveness, and fair finance. One of the challenges common to all social systems is to achieve fairness in the distribution of the financing burden, and protection from the risk of financial loss. Fairness in financing and protection against financial risk is based on the notion that every household should pay a fair share for their health. The fairness of health financing will be captured by examining the extent to which the Georgian health financing system helps households, both IDPs and non-IDPs to avoid making catastrophic payments for their health, the extent to which individuals contribute the fair amount for their health services and the extent to which the rich bear some of the health costs of the poor.