Gaps and Opportunities in NCD Financing in Sub-Saharan Africa: Transforming Insights into Impact.
Join Access Accelerated in Kigali, Rwanda, as part of the 4th NCD Alliance Global Forum for a solutions-focused discussion on advancing health financing for noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) in low- and middle-income countries. This session will explore critical gaps, opportunities, and actionable strategies to strengthen NCD financing in Africa and beyond.
Hosted by Access Accelerated in collaboration with the World Bank, Results for Development (R4D), and the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP), the session will present findings from the NCD Financing Landscape analysis for Sub-Saharan Africa. A panel of experts will delve into the insights, highlighting innovative approaches and practical solutions to tackle the financing challenges identified across the region. The discussion will also spotlight the role of regional accelerators and the Financing Accelerator Network for NCDs (FAN)—a new initiative by Access Accelerated and the World Bank, in partnership with R4D, aimed at building sustainable health financing systems for NCDs.
As the global health community prepares for the 2025 UN High-Level Meeting on NCDs, this session provides a valuable platform to engage with leading health financing experts and an opportunity gain a deeper understanding of Africa’s NCD financing landscape and explore scalable solutions to drive meaningful advocacy and action.
Bridging the Gap: Health and Finance Experts Unite for Sustainable NCD Solutions in LMICs
The Access Accelerated side event during the 2024 World Health Assembly convened leaders and experts to address the urgent need for sustainable financing for NCDs in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).
Sustainable Resourcing for NCDs: Paving a way forward by learning from progress at country level
Co-hosted by Access Accelerated, NCD Alliance, the World Bank, and the World Diabetes Foundation, this roundtable at the 2024 World Health Assembly highlighted interventions and concrete progress and discussed ideas for transferring or scaling these successful initiatives.
Event report: FINANCING TO ACHIEVE UHC AND NCD SDG TARGETS
Read the full event report from the roundtable on “Integrating Health Financing to Achieve UHC and NCD SDG Targets", which ran parallel to the 2023 UN General Assembly, co-hosted by Access Accelerated, the NCD Alliance, the World Bank, and the World Diabetes Foundation.
Road to 2030: Forging a New NCD path based on hard-won lessons
Join Access Accelerated and our partners during the 2023 World Health Assembly to officially launch the six-year report, "Key Lessons in Advancing Access to NCD Care: Collaboration, Connectivity, Community", a significant retrospective, and roadmap for future action on NCDs.
24 March: Chatham House hosts Improving Access to Healthcare: Effective Partnerships with Industry
This March 24, Chatham House in partnership with Boston University and Access Accelerated, will host a robust dialogue with senior policymakers, academics and the private sector to help shape and strengthen the measurement and evaluation of global public-private partnerships.
Cracking the code:
Innovative approaches to unlock sustainable financing for NCDs in LMICs
Road to 2030: Forging a new NCD path based on hard won lessons
Improving access to healthcare: Effective partnerships with industry
Highlights: Accelerating UHC
Highlights: Unlocking the potential of collective impact
TICAD 2019: Accelerating Sustainable UHC by Improving Access to NCD Care
Highlights from Access Accelerated at WHA72
UNGA 2018 Full Panel Discussion: Working Together to Translate Words into Action
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