Stronger health systems set the foundation for progress towards universal health coverage and all of the health-related sustainable development goal targets. That is why UHC2030 convenes the Health Systems Related Initiatives, a broad group of international partnerships, alliances and networks focused on strengthening different aspects of health systems. As part of the UHC2030 family, the members of the Health Systems Related Initiatives endorse the principles of the UHC2030 Global Compact.
They also promote common approaches to strengthening health systems.
The Health Systems Related Initiatives (HRI) leverage UHC2030’s multi-stakeholder platform to promote mutually reinforcing action among a broad range of partners and constituencies, share information, learning and resources, and collaborate towards shared health systems and universal health coverage objectives.
The members of the Health Systems Related Initiatives
- Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research: Supporting generation and use of evidence that strengthens health systems.
- PHC Accelerator (WHO-UNICEF): Strengthening collaboration across health-related UN and other multilateral agencies to achieve the health-related SDGs targets.
- Health Data Collaborative: Working with countries to improve health data and build capacity.
- Health Systems Global: Promoting health systems research and knowledge translation.
- Joint Learning Network: Networking practitioners and policy makers to develop knowledge for UHC.
- P4H Social Health Protection Network: Strengthening collaboration for health financing and social health protection for UHC.
- Unitaid: Saving lives by making innovative health products accessible, available and affordable for people who need them most – fast.
- Universal Health Coverage Partnership: One of WHO’s largest platforms for international cooperation on universal health coverage (UHC) and primary health care (PHC).
- Working for Health: Leveraging the multi-sectoral collaboration, actions, investments, and partnerships that are needed in the health and care workforce to deliver UHC and health for all.
