IHP+ has transformed into UHC2030. You can still access the old IHP+ website and resources for now, and read about the transformation process here. 

We warmly welcome everyone who promotes UHC to join our movement and become a partner.

This includes but is not limited to governments, international organisations, civil society organisations (CSOs), the private sector, academia and media. We welcome close collaboration with related initiatives that focus on strengthening health systems. 

We are a platform for exchange, dialogue and collaboration and wish to mobilise everyone to take action. 

What are the potential benefits of engaging in UHC2030?

By joining UHC2030, countries and organisations can: 

  • Engage in a single platform for mutual and comprehensive learning among all relevant stakeholders and across regions on what works in HSS
  • Join hands to improve coordination, advocacy and accountability at all levels to ensure progressive realization of UHC
  • Bring regional, country and constituency perspectives to the global health arena and influence the global agenda on health system issues that matter
  • Promote the value of South-South cooperation and the importance of peer learning to support countries on the path to UHC
  • Maintain a strong voice for country ownership and responsibility to set the political agenda, formulate and implement policies, and monitor progress towards achieving UHC.

Here’s how you can get involved:

Governments, international organisations, CSOs and other organisations

  1. Sign the Global Compact and declare your commitment to UHC2030. 
  2. Advocate for increased investment and political will for health systems strengthening and UHC.
  3. Track progress and account for results.
  4. Share stories through UHC2030 of insights and lessons learnt at country and global level.
  5. Share useful resources with other partners via the UHC2030 website.
  6. Participate in technical working groups.

Related initiatives

  1. Collaborate with UHC2030 by engaging with our areas of work and our technical working groups.
  2. Promote UHC2030 and its work to strengthen the movement. 
  3. Advocate for increased investment and political will for health systems strengthening and UHC.
  4. Share stories through UHC2030 of news, insights and lessons learnt at country and global levels.

Individuals 

  1. Promote UHC2030 both within your own government or organization, and externally to strengthen the UHC movement.
  2. Write a blog or feature story about your insights and experiences of strengthening health systems for UHC for the UHC2030 website.
  3. Share useful resources with other partners via the UHC2030 website.
  4. Stay informed about the latest news and updates.

Become a partner

We welcome all those promoting universal health coverage to join our movement and encourage new partners to join. UHC2030 partners include but are not limited to: governments, international organisations, civil society organisations, the private sector, academia and media.

There is no financial contribution required to join UHC2030. All partners are requested to endorse the Global Compact as a sign of their commitment to take action to strengthen health systems for UHC.  This requires an official communication to the UHC2030 Secretariat from a senior representative on behalf of governments or other entities.

Look at our existing partners.

Find out more about the Global Compact here and get in touch via email: info@UHC2030.org 

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“We in South Africa are very much determined to be part of UHC2030.

What we think should happen, not only in South Africa but around the whole world, is to form a big movement like the one that was formed to fight HIV and AIDS.” 

Dr. Aaron Motsoaledi, Minister of Health, South Africa.