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Week of 23 – 27 August 2021

The following activities will be supported and/or participated by AHBN

  1. AHBN support to One day Training to Young People in Nigeria on Family Planning and Adolescent Health Budget.
  2. State of UHC Commitments Task Team Group Call (bi-weekly)
  3. Strategy Planning Meeting of the GFF We Want Campaign
  4. Training on the Global Joint Learning Agenda for Nigeria on Healthcare Financing

     

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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

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    African continent, where evidence including budget and finance information drive investment in health.

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    COVID-19 FINANCES IN NIGERIA

    This flier is intended to promote credible dialogue aimed at promoting accountability and transparency of the COVID-19 finances

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    Online not-for profit advocacy newspaper for Africa titled ‘Health Reporters’

     

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    AHBN charges African Heads of State on prudent spending of over US$33.7 billion Special Drawing Rights (SDR) to the region

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    August 3, 2021
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    August 3, 2021
    Written by Ramatoulaye Diallo (CEFOREP) Through to a strong advocacy, the malagasy civil society organizations network on the GFF is...
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    La société civile burkinabé mobilise le secteur privé et les collectivités territoriales pour le financement du Dossier d’Investissement

    August 3, 2021
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    Burkina Faso civil society mobilizes the private sector and local authorities to finance the Investment Case

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    July 28, 2021
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