The FCDO-funded E4H programme supports the Pakistani government to achieve a resilient, evidence-driven, and equitable health system.
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Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
British High Commission delegation’s visits to PHC
A high-level delegation of the British High Commission, led by Development Director Sam Waldock, visited the Punjab Healthcare Commission (PHC) to review collaboration under the FCDO-funded Evidence for Health (E4H) programme.
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Secretary Health Punjab Nadia Saqib met British High Commissioner Jane Marriot to review the E4H Programme. Both sides reaffirmed partnership to strengthen Punjab’s health system with focus on UHC, health security, data reforms and future work in digital health & climate response
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
In Okara, Faisalabad and Lahore, it was powerful to see how UK-supported programmes are helping people access healthcare, protection, and support. Local partnerships are at the heart of development that’s inclusive, dignified, and lasting.
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
District Health Office Islamabad & E4H Federal team held a productive meeting to strategize tools, steps & processes for developing the District Action Plan — a key step towards building a stronger, more resilient healthcare system through collective efforts.
#DHOIslamabad #E4H
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
پاکستان - برطانیہ تعاون: صحت و آبادی کے شعبے میں نئے امکانات
وفاقی وزیر صحت سید مصطفیٰ کمال سے قائم مقام برطانوی ہائی کمشنر کی اہم ملاقات۔
پاکستان کو درپیش صحت اور آبادی کے چیلنجز پر مفصل گفتگو، برطانیہ کے جاری تعاون کو سراہا گیا۔
#MustafaKamal #Karachi
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
صوبائی وزیر صحت و آبادی خواجہ عمران نذیر نے برطانوی ہائی کمیشن کے وفد سے ملاقات کی۔ DAFPAK اور E4H پروگراموں پر تبادلہ خیال ہوا۔ وزیر صحت نے تعاون کو سراہا اور صحت و آبادی کے شعبوں میں شراکت داری کو وقت کی ضرورت قرار دیا۔ ملاقات میں سیکرٹری صحت و آبادی نادیہ ثاقب بھی شریک تھیں۔
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Coordination Session for Donors and Development Partners Organized by Primary and Secondary Healthcare Department and @E4HProgramme
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
"Pakistan's Universal Health Coverage (UHC) results show notable progress in healthcare access and outcomes, reflecting continued efforts towards improving national health services."
#UniversalHealthCoverageDay #HealthForAll
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Mr Nadeem Mahbub, the Federal Secretary of Health, emphasized that through collaboration and determination, we are committed to advancing UHC and ensuring "Health for All" becomes a reality for a healthier and more prosperous Pakistan.
#HealthForAll
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
🇬🇧 is proud to have supported @healthKPGovt @governmentKP with the development of a Climate and Health Vulnerability Assessment through the @E4HProgramme for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in 🇵🇰 This identifies key risks to health from climate to support policy making 👏
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
The"Digital Hub" comprising of representative from Ministry of National Health Services Regulations and Coordination @nhsrcofficial and @E4HProgramme visited P&SHD for the assessment titled "Blueprint for the Development of Upgraded Health Information, Knowledge & Practice Hub"
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
The Climate & Health Vulnerability Assessment for KP was recently unveiled at Serena Peshawar, highlighting urgent health risks from #climatechange. Key attendees: Adviser to CM KP Advocate Ihtisham Ali, Secretary Health KP Mr. Adeel Shah, & BHC Development Director Ms. Jo Moir.
ALT a. Left to Right (Additional Director General M&E, Dr. Abid Husain; Special Secretary A&E, Syed Abdul Ghafoor Shah; Director General Health Services, Dr Saleem Khan; Chief Health Sector Reform Unit, Photo of event with speaker on stage: Dr Muhammad Khalil Akhtar; Additional Director General Admin, Dr Sirja-ul Haq; Chief Economist Planning & Development Department, MR Arif Ullah) In the two screens either side of the stage – Ms Jo Moir, the Development Director of British High Commission in Pakistan
ALT Left to Right (Climate Change Expert, Mike Wiggins; Vice Chancellor Khyber Medical University Peshawar, Prof Dr Zia ul Haq; Advisor to Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Health & Member of National Assembly of Pakistan, Mr Ihtisham Ali; Special Secretary Admin & Establishment, Syed Abdul Ghafoor Shah; Chief Health Sector Reform Unit, Dr Muhammad Khalil Akhtar)
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Secretary Primary and Secondary Healthcare Department Ms.Nadia Saquib Chaired Second Steering Committee Meeting of @E4HProgramme.
The meeting sought to bolster corporation and foster collaborative efforts among stakeholders to achieve the overall objectives of E4H.
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Today's review highlights 🇵🇰's potential to deliver universal healthcare. However, continued collaboration across sectors & provincial health departments is crucial to addressing challenges posed by climate change, poor nutrition & rapid population growth. 🇬🇧 HC, @JaneMarriottUK
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
"Today, we assessed the progress of our National Health Vision, identified challenges, and outlined future health priorities for Pakistan 🇵🇰. It's evident that a unified National Health and Population Policy is essential to guide us towards 2034." - Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmad
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Coordinator to the PM on Health, Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmad, along with Federal Health Secretary, Nadeem Mahbub and 🇬🇧 HC, @JaneMarriottUK reflected on Pakistan's progress under the National Health Vision 2016-25 and launched the new Health and Population Policy 2025-34.
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
How do you ensure everyone has access to quality healthcare? Our findings are simple: merge health and population strategies, prioritise primary healthcare, and collaborate across sectors. The UK and Pakistan can work together to build a more prosperous future for all.
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Key stakeholders gathered at the P&SHD for an orientation session on Universal Health Coverage, expertly led by Dr. Zafar Mirza, Health System Expert for UHC Implementation Roadmap, Ilyas Khan, DGHS, and Dr. Ain-ul-Momina, Provincial Team Lead of Evidence for Health Programme E4H
Evidence for Health (E4H) Pakistan Programme retweeted
Health Minister Syed Qasim Ali Shah chairs meeting to enhance Health Information System for data-driven decisions. FCDO's Evidence for Health program KP team presents roadmap to strengthen HIS, emphasizing real-time data, visualization, and robust data governance.
