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Weekly Dashboard
Week of 15 – 19 November 2021
The following activities will be supported and/or participated by AHBN
- Planning meeting at the Presidential Steering Committee for the National COVID-19 Summit (Dec 2021)
- AHBN/AFENET Introductory Meeting
- N4G Side event on Accountability beyond N4G: How can we support commitment-makers to deliver on their promises
- State of the UHC Commitment Task Team Group Call
- Participating at FP2030 Launching; Moving Forward Together to Transform the Future
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AFRICA HEALTH BUDGET NETWORK
Envisioned in 2006, founded in 2013 and launched at the Global PMNCH Partners 2014 Forum in Johannesburg and secured in 2018 a legal secretariat in Nigeria with a registration number RC: 119436
AHBN VISION
African continent, where evidence including budget and finance information drive investment in health.
COVID-19 FINANCES IN NIGERIA
This flier is intended to promote credible dialogue aimed at promoting accountability and transparency of the COVID-19 finances
AHBN hosts
Online not-for profit advocacy newspaper for Africa titled ‘Health Reporters’
AHBN tasks EU-AU Summit on actionable resolutions for equitable Post COVID-19 Recovery
From Airports to Arms: AHBN urges donor partners to accelerate support for governments’ leadership and accountability to drive COVID-19 vaccination
AHBN advocates prudent utilization of IMF’s Special Drawing Rights in Africa
Strengthening Maternal Health Financing Indicators – A Conversation with Dr. Aminu Magashi Garba, Coordinator Africa Health Budget Network
Mental Health in Africa; AHBN calls for greater investment and tasks the 55 African Heads of States to step up domestic financing
AHBN charges African Heads of State on prudent spending of over US$33.7 billion Special Drawing Rights (SDR) to the region
Nigeria Not Investing Enough Annual Budget for Adolescent & Youth Development; Youth Leaders Observe
RDC : la société civile veut s’organiser davantage
DRC: civil society wants to organize more
La société civile malgache s’active dans le processus GFF
Mission Statement
AHBN fosters transparent, accountable, sustainable, and innovative health financing for Africa by enabling CSOs and Advocates to meaningfully influence investment that improves overall health and wellbeing.
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Spotlight on COVID-19 Finances in Nigeria
National Advocates for Health Demand Efficiency in 2021 Health Budget Implementation
National Advocates for Health Speak on the Basic Health Care Provision Fund
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