UHC2030 Task Force
The UHC2030 Task Force convenes representatives from various constituencies and stakeholders to ensure accountability for and drive the implementation of the UHC Political Declarations.
Established in 2022, the UHC2030 Task Force leverages its expertise and networks to sustain momentum for the implementation of universal health coverage and advises the UHC2030 Secretariat on accountability for results.
Current members
- Academic & Research (Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research, Health Systems Global)
- Climate change and health systems (IFRC)
- Coalition of Partnerships for UHC and Global Health (NCD Alliance, and Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health (PMNCH)
- Digital health network (Transform Health, DTH Lab)
- Healthcare professional association (International Council of Nurses, World Medical Association, Junior Doctors Network)
- Healthcare student association (International Federation of Medical Students Associations, International Pharmaceutical Students Federation)
- Health security networks (Global Health Security Network)
- Health Systems Related Initiatives (Health Data Collaborative and UNITAID)
- Labour Organizations (International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC))
- Local government networks (United Cities and Local Governments)
- Monitoring & Accountability experts (International Budget Partnership)
- Patient Organization (International Alliance of Patients' Organizations (IAPO))
- Parliamentarian networks (UNITE Parliamentarians Network for Global Health)
- UHC2030 Civil Society Engagement Mechanism (SERAC-Bangladesh; Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI, Japan))
- UHC2030 Country constituency (Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, France, Japan, South Africa)
- UHC2030 International Organizations, including UN agencies (UNFPA), global health initiatives (Gavi) and development banks (Asian Development Bank)
- UHC2030 Philanthropic foundations constituency (Rockefeller Foundation, UN Foundation, Wellcome Trust)
- UHC2030 Private sector constituency (IFPMA)
- Women’s networks (Women Deliver, Women in Global Health)
- Youth initiatives (WHO Youth Council, Youth Coalition)
- Frontline Health Workers Coalition (Community Health Workers)
Former members who contributed to the UHC2030 Task Force since 2022 include:
- Indigenous leadership initiatives (Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean)
- Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF)
- Centro De Estudios Para La Equidad y Gobernanza En Los Sistema De Salud
- Climate change and health systems network (Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate and Health)
- European Commission
- Georgia
- International Trade Union Confederation
- Republic of Ghana
- UN Major Group for Children and Youth
- Youth initiatives (WHO Youth Council)
As key pillars of the UHC movement, the members of the UHC2030 Task Force played an essential role in shaping the Action Agenda for the UHC Movement, which gained global recognition at the 2023 UN General Assembly, the 2023 World Health Assembly, and through the “G7 Global Plan for UHC Action Agenda”, an annex to the G7 Hiroshima Leaders’ Communiqué (May 20, 2023). The Action Agenda was also recognized in the Outcome Document and Chair's Statement of the G20 Health Ministers Meeting (Gandhinagar, India, August 19, 2023).
