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About WACI Health

WACI Health is an Africa regional advocacy organization, which influences political priorities through an effective, evidence-driven Pan-African civil society voice and action. We are champions for health striving to ensure equitable access to healthcare for all in Africa. Our strategic approach, as outlined in our strategic plan (2016-2021), include three core strategies: policy and advocacy; strengthening southern advocacy; and civil society engagement in key decision making processes. Our theory of change is dynamic and interactive, with our three core strategies working together to impact three areas of global health work: (1) increased resources for health; (2) policies that improve health and achieve equity in health; (3) accountability in health governance and delivery.

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  • The Dundan Jan 2022 Issue

    Preparatory Meeting of the Seventh Replenishment of the Global Fund

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  • The Dundan Dec 2021 Issue

    COVID 19 AND LACK OF FUNDING NEGATING GAINS HIV PROGRESS

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  • The Dundan Nov 2021 Issue

    WACI Health’s Executive Director, Rosemary Mburu, represents civil society at the Global Health Assembly.

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  • The Dundan Sep 2021 Issue

    HIV, TB and Malaria programs take a back seat due to Covid-19

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  • The Dundan July 2021 Issue

    Regional Training on health financing, UHC and budget advocacy

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  • The Dundan June 2021 Issue

    OPINION: DPV-VR, unique and women centric technology for HIV prevention

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Every 30 seconds, a child dies of acute malnutrition
Individuals worldwide acquired HIV in 2020
Half the world lacks access to essential health services
A child dies every two minutes from malaria in Africa.
People are pushed into poverty because of health expenses

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