
Cameroon pushes ahead
Cameroon is making impressive headway in its drive to establish UHC, reflected in its progress with its latest Collective Action Initiatives, supported by L4UHC.
The one-year programme helps multi-disciplinary teams from each country address specific obstacles to progressing their UHC plans more rapidly. It does this through a combination of proven methodologies and first-hand experiences.
L4UHC develops the personal and collective leadership skills needed to broker consensus and gain political commitment for change.
Teams from different countries work together, share experiences, and visit ‘host’ countries that have successfully developed UHC.
We help participants from different fields, such as health and finance, form coalitions for collective action in their home countries.
One of the key features of the programme is that each team develops and implements a practical, UHC initiative in their country.
After the programme ends, our development partners in your country can provide technical and financial support to help you make greater progress.
Marisol Touraine, former Minister of Social Affairs and Health in France for five years, explains the value of investing in L4UHC.
Participant from Pakistan
A decree for establishing a National Insurance Fund has been agreed by the Council of Ministers in Madagascar.
Benin is piloting a new insurance scheme in its North Zone, and defined a basic health package.
Cameroon is making impressive headway in its drive to establish UHC, reflected in its progress with its latest Collective Action Initiatives, supported by L4UHC.
The next national module in India, focusing on developing collective action initiatives, will be held between October 30 and 3 November 2023 in Goa.
Leadership for Universal Health Coverage initiative launches in Chad – May 2023
Nearly 30 million people in India could benefit from a series of practical initiatives being developed by the country’s first participants in the L4UHC programme.
During October 2022, L4UHC launched the regional cycle in Asia with a module in Bangkok, attended by delegations from Cambodia, Nepal, and Pakistan. Just a month later, L4UHC launched the regional cycle in Africa (francophone) with a Module in Tunis, attended by delegations from Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad and Niger.
India is gearing up to join the L4UHC programme as part of its drive to accelerate UHC across the country’s 1.3 billion-strong population. Due to start the programme in September 2022, India will be the 15th country to take part in this initiative, underlining L4UHC’s growing popularity and value.