Advocacy arm of @PATHTweets. Advocating for policies and resources to ensure that health innovations reach those who need them most.
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.@MeTAKenya2018 agrees to the clarion call for #togetherness at the #IMNCH2023 .Every mother, infant & child has a right to quality & comprehensive healthcare! #Together we can address the inequalities affecting MNCH outcomes. Together we can stop failing them and be accountable!
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It was a powerful panel and discussion yesterday! @WRA_K @MSHHealthImpact @GHVisions @ISAStillbirth @MerckforMothers @FP2030Global @PATHadvocacy @MOH_Kenya @harushimanaa @angienguku @nzaka1 @TemitayoE @lwantale @E4AMamaYeAfrica @WRAglobal
4.5m maternal & newborn deaths and stillbirths occur every year 😩. Bold action for renewed policies & investments for #MNH in every country, more ambitious partnerships & leadership, and mobilization of community advocates for accountability IS NEEDED! #AllHandsOnDeckMNH
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"When community members are empowered, they can work with duty bearers to improve health outcomes,” PATH’s @enasikye emphasizes as she discusses “Sub-National Accountability to Make #MNH #Equitable and #PeopleCentered: Case Studies From Kenya, Nigeria, & Pakistan” #IMNCH2023.
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#NEAPACOH2023 ends in K'la with @GovUganda State Minister for Finance (Planning), Hon. Amos Lugoloobi urging legislators to focus on implementing the commitments they have made in the Kampala Call-To-Action🤝@ppd_aro @PATHadvocacy @Afidep @cehurduganda @FaithtoActionet
Congratulations @Afidep on your project launch 🎉 @PATHadvocacy looks forward to further collaborating with you to advance the #PHC policy and financing agenda in the African region. #NEAPACOH2023 was just the beginning! @RMuganda1 @WManguyu @NdiranguRay @enasikye @MelissaWandah
Yesterday @Afidep and @ppd_aro officially launched the Advance Domestic Health Financing project at the #NEAPACOH2023 meeting.
The project promotes increased and efficient use of domestic #health finance, focusing on #primary #healthcare and women’s and girls’ health #RMNCAH.
Legislators can definitely make this happen. It lies in one of their four core roles, which is - budget appropriation.
22 years post-Abuja Declaration, we need to see African countries live up to their commitment of allocating 15% of their national budgets to health. This is a big precursor to achieving #UHC and #SGDs.
#NEAPACOH2023 @ppd_aro @FaithtoActionet @cehurduganda @Afidep @PATHadvocacy
Legislators are urged to support regulatory frameworks that will increase Africa's capacity to develop its own health technologies to reduce the burden of disease caused by both communicable and NCDs. #NEAPACOH2023 @ppd_aro @FaithtoActionet @cehurduganda @Afidep
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Congratulations to Dr. Jean Kaseya, the new Director of @AfricaCDC! The @Pathtweets Africa region team and I wish him well and look forward to working with him and the agency to advance health equity and strengthen Africa's capacity to promptly detect & respond to health threats.
"We've got to do whatever it takes, within our means, to accelerate research programs in Africa that will enhance the attainment of #UHC"
- Lesotho's Hon. Joseph Mokhothu Makhalanyane and Chair for #NEAPACOH2023
@ppd_aro @FaithtoActionet @cehurduganda @Afidep @PATHtweets
Legislators must always hold their gov'ts accountable for the commitments they sign off in regional and global fora concerning health ~ @RMuganda1 Director for @PATHadvocacy in Africa, speaking at #NEAPACOH2023 in Kampala.
@WHOAFRO @NEPAD_Agency @SDGoals @UHC2030 @PATHtweets
PATH Advocacy retweeted
Some of our invited delegates from the difference African countries here at the #NEAPACOH2023 #SDGs #UHC
As @PATHadvocacy advances its R&D advocacy agenda on the continent, we applaud the @GovUganda Min. of Health Hon. @JaneRuth_Aceng for strongly supporting the idea of strengthening Africa's manufacturing capacity for health products and commodities. #NEAPACOH2023
@Parliament_Ug
PATH Advocacy retweeted
Tackling PRNDs & #AMR should thus go hand in hand.
The latest @WHO review of the antibiotic pipeline shows it's nearly empty. Investing in R&D for new, and improved tools for PRNDs, as well as new antimicrobials is urgent!
More in our paper 👉 bit.ly/3hQHk7B
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PATH Advocacy retweeted
Thank you Excellency for your commitment to ratifying #AMA. A harmonised regulatory agency is key to Africa's social and economic growth. We hope your administration will actualize th promise b4 parliament goes on recession. @PATHadvocacy @PATHtweets @NEPAD_Agency @AUChair2020
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"Prioritizing Africa's future healthcare demands that global partners and organizations help solve local solutions and NOT global solutions solving local problems" Anil Soni @WHO Foundation #iqviaafricasummit @PATHtweets @IQVIA_global
PATH Advocacy retweeted
Commitment to #PrimaryHealthCare supports better health for women, children and adolescents but more remains to be done amid overlapping crises.
Press Release: ow.ly/eBtL50LBZB0 #InvestInHealth
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Health R&D advocates must continue to engage African policy makers by providing good evidence on the importance of increased investments in R&D in the continent ~ @laktarr001 #HealthRnD4Africa
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The National Health Insurance Scheme (#NHIS) is the only gamechanger that will lead us to #UHC. If we don’t introduce #NHIS, even if we shout on top of our voices, we will not change anything - Hon. Joel Ssebikaali, Health Committee Dep Chair @Parliament_Ug #healthfinancingug22
PATH Advocacy retweeted
The world has had enough of the pandemic but it hasn’t yet had enough of us.
We must remain committed – personally, politically and financially – to addressing inequity, so that everyone can meet the challenge of #COVID19.
who.int/news/item/28-10-2022…