Zimbabwe

Reimbursed Care Access

Zimbabwe maintains a restrictive, convention‑aligned criminal schedule that outlaws classic serotonergic and entheogenic psychedelics for general use; most listed substances are only lawful in tightly controlled circumstances (eg. authorised medical, veterinary or research uses). Ketamine is legally supplied and used in Zimbabwean hospitals as an anaesthetic and is available off‑label in private clinics for psychiatric indications, but novel marketed derivatives (esketamine/Spravato) do not appear on Zimbabwe’s public registries and are not generally reimbursed by public health financing.