Willingness to enroll and pay for community-based health insurance, decision motives, and associated factors among rural households in Enugu State, Southeast Nigeria.

Background: Over 70% of Nigeria's population is poor and rural, and most lack financial risk protection against ill health. Community-based health insurance (CBHI) may be an essential intervention strategy for ensuring that quality healthcare reaches the informal and rural populations.

Aim: This article explores the willingness to enroll (WTE) and willingness to pay (WTP) for CBHI by community members, their decision considerations, and associated factors in Enugu State, Nigeria.