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The UHC Partnership brings strategic coherence around one national health strategy to strengthen health systems in 110+ countries.
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Strategic Coherence
118+ health policy advisers
The UHC Partnership serves as a platform in countries enabling partners and donors to collaborate, coordinate, and align with government health reform processes.
Our health policy advisers are embedded in countries and play a crucial role to connect national health priorities with WHO global evidence and guidance, and to drive donor and partner coordination around one national health strategy or plan.
The UHC Partnership brings together diverse actors around shared priorities which strengthens country leadership, improves coherence of technical and financial support, and enables meaningful and lasting change in policies, institutions, and health outcomes.
WHAT WE DO
Our health policy advisers are embedded in countries and play a crucial role to connect national health priorities with WHO global evidence and guidance, and to drive donor and partner coordination around one national health strategy or plan.
The UHC Partnership brings together diverse actors around shared priorities which strengthens country leadership, improves coherence of technical and financial support, and enables meaningful and lasting change in policies, institutions, and health outcomes.
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Live Monitoring
The UHC Partnership's Live Monitoring provides a structured accountability platform for reviewing implementation of work at country and regional levels.
WHO staff across Headquarters, Regional, and Country levels, and invited donors and partners meet to review progress and lessons learned, identify implementation bottlenecks and technical support needs, and hold structured dialogue.
Online Live Monitoring sessions promote collective learning, strengthen coordination and collaboration, and help ensure that support remains aligned with national health priorities to achieve UHC.
Recent Live Monitoring sessions
WHO staff across Headquarters, Regional, and Country levels, and invited donors and partners meet to review progress and lessons learned, identify implementation bottlenecks and technical support needs, and hold structured dialogue.
Online Live Monitoring sessions promote collective learning, strengthen coordination and collaboration, and help ensure that support remains aligned with national health priorities to achieve UHC.
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Global Solidarity
Over half a billion dollars in donor contributions
International support to the UHC Partnership, with investments from many donors for 15 years, has enabled continuity of technical assistance, flexibility, and a unique position in countries.
We have built highly respected relationships with governments and health partners, and provide long-term stability and a point on which to effect change in often fragile contexts.
The UHC Partnership is one of WHO’s largest international platforms on effective development cooperation for health systems reform to make progress towards universal health coverage.
Our approach enables donors to work together to transform global commitments to health into tangible results in countries.
OUR DONORS
We have built highly respected relationships with governments and health partners, and provide long-term stability and a point on which to effect change in often fragile contexts.
The UHC Partnership is one of WHO’s largest international platforms on effective development cooperation for health systems reform to make progress towards universal health coverage.
Our approach enables donors to work together to transform global commitments to health into tangible results in countries.
