All countries face several critical pressures on their health systems. Some of these are particularly salient for countries that are currently or will soon be ‘transitioning’ to much lower levels…
Having consensus on what constitutes a good health system assessment (HSA) and approaches to carry out HSAs jointly are important steps towards better coordination of health systems…
Action by different thematic sectors beyond the health sector - such as education, infrastructure, agriculture, finance and energy - on the health determinants is well recognized as being…
Country compacts are written commitments made by government and development partners that describe how they will work together to improve health outcomes. A country compact is a negotiated…
Joint annual health sector reviews or JARs are a useful mechanism to review progress in the sector and identify issues that need to be addressed to improve performance. Many low and lower-middle…
Technical assistance (TA) makes up a substantial proportion of development cooperation for health (over a quarter on some estimates) so it is important to make the most of these…
South-South Cooperation involves the exchange of technology, knowledge or skills among low-income or middle-income countries. In distinction to Triangular Cooperation, it does not include financial…
Many stakeholders are involved in making universal health coverage a reality and the private sector is a key player in all countries. The private sector innovates and produces most of the inputs…
Get involved with us and look at our existing partners All signatories to UHC2030’s Global Compact for progress towards universal health coverage commit to work together with…
On 12 December 2012, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) unanimously endorsed a resolution urging countries to accelerate progress toward universal health coverage (UHC) as an essential…
