Taking action for universal health coverage
From commitment to action: why 2027 must mark the turning point for universal health coverage
UHC2030 welcomes the appointment of Thailand and the Principality of Andorra as co-facilitators to lead the negotiations for the 2027 UN high-level meeting on universal health coverage, which will be a pivotal moment in the quest for health for all.
In their latest publication on The Lancet Global Health, our co-chairs Dr Magda Robalo and Dr Pam Cipriano reflect on why 2027 must be the moment we move from promises to measurable progress.
What we do
UHC2030 is a global, multi-stakeholder platform for accelerating sustainable progress towards UHC. Our members span countries, civil society, the private sector, foundations, United Nations (UN) agencies and other international organizations that are working collectively to achieve the mission of building equitable, resilient health systems that leave no one behind and that provide the foundation for achieving health security.
Our pathways for change
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Advocacy
UHC2030 reminds decision-makers that everyone should have access to an affordable core package of essential health services, including quality medicines. And no-one should be pushed into poverty when accessing these services.
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Accountability
UHC2030 tracks the implementation of commitments to foster action, decisions, policies and programs for universal health coverage.
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Alignment
Fragmented efforts, competing agendas and disjointed investments can lead to inefficiencies, duplication of services, and gaps in coverage. To optimize resources, UHC2030 encourages stakeholders to align with national priorities for UHC reforms.
