This statement highlights how the private sector can effectively contribute to UHC and work together with other stakeholders to achieve better health and well-being for all people at all ages.
In all countries, the COVID19 pandemic has created a four-fold challenge: how to control transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus; how to provide care to COVID-infected individuals at
different levels of existing health systems; how to protect essential heal
Public Financial Management (PFM) gains greater significance as governments respond to the COVID19 pandemic. This policy note is intended as a primer on why public financial management in the health sector matters in support of universal health coverage.
UHC2030 Guidance document to assess a health care arena under stress
The guide for health system assessment in fragile, conflict-affected and vulnerable settings is a joint initiative by the UHC2030 Technical Working Group on UHC in Fragile Settings and UHC2030 Technical Working Group on Health Systems Assessments.
All countries can face critical pressures on their health systems but some issues are particularly salient for low- and middle-income countries that are currently or will soon be ‘transitioning’ toward much lower levels of external funding
Making progress towards achieving UHC has never been more urgent. The COVID-19 pandemic has
reinforced the conclusion that countries must invest in resilient and equitable health systems based on
primary health care to achieve both UHC and health security
This fourth UHC2030 Core Team report describes the implementation of
the milestones and deliverables for work undertaken in 2020, highlighting
what has been achieved. The COVID-19 pandemic has massively changed
the context.
The unique UHC2030 multi-stakeholder platform can play a key role in promoting strong health
systems for UHC and health security in a resilient COVID-19 recovery.
To develop a ser of key asks for the UN HLM, UHC2030 conducted three-month consultations with all sectors of the UHC movement - parliamentarians, civil society, the private sector, agencies, networks and academia.
The State of commitment to universal health coverage brings a unique multi-stakeholder view to a simple question: Are countries acting on their commitments to UHC?