Tuesday, July 10, 2024: Countdown 2030 has published 26 African Countries chart books with analysis of Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) indicators, 2019 – 2023. The analysis is based on routine district health facility data for 2019-2023, recent national surveys, health system data and global estimates with much attention paid to data […]
The Global Financing Facility (GFF) is a mechanism aimed at catalyzing the allocation of grant resources to scale up healthcare initiatives in low- and middle-income countries by leveraging domestic government resources, International Development Association and International Bank for Reconstruction and Development financing, aligned external financing, and resources from the private sector. The case studies presented […]
In response to requests from Member States and the recommendations of the Taskforce on WHO-CSO engagement, WHO, UHC2030, the Governance Collaborative, and the UHC Partnership recently released a handbook.
Faith for Family Health (3FHi) produced an infographic on Ntoroko District in Uganda and the health sector priorities for women, children, and adolescent health.
The COVID-19 pandemic has redirected the world’s attention to the importance of strong public health systems. Uganda, one of the Global Financing Facility’s (GFF) country cases, was also impacted by the virus outbreak. This new factsheet – a second joint publication in the series with our partner CEHURD – provides an overview of updated information about the GFF in Uganda (since the first publication) and of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
This scorecard produced by the Liberia Health CSOs Network is designed to track the readiness of health facilities in 45 selected facilities across 5 counties in Liberia. It will be used primarily to identify readiness gaps at health facilities and advocate for increased investment in the readiness of the health systems to respond to the […]
This concept note provides logisitical information and explains the purpose and goals of the Civil Society Meeting in November 2016 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, which brought together CSO representatives from all of the first and second wave countries, as well as relevant regional and global representatives, to discuss greater CSO engagement and collaboration.