#Africa Health Workforce Investment Charter & Forum🇳🇦
5️⃣Principles:
-Government #Leadership
- #Evidence based priorities
-Alignment & #partnership
-More & better #investment
- #Sustainability
1️⃣ goal
#Invest in Africa’s #HealthWorkforce 🌍
#Together let’s do it!
Although country plans & regional commitments exist to adress Africa's Health Workforce challenges, implementation is been constrained by inadequate financing and inefficient investment approaches. Follow us this week 6-8 May, at #AfricaHWFForum to adress the financing challenges
Today World Health Organization (WHO) will launch the Africa Health Workforce Investment Charter at the Africa Health Workforce Investment Forum in #Namibia . Aims to cut Africa's 5.3 million Health worker shortage in half by 2030! #AfricaHWFForum #InvestInHealthWorkers afro.who.int/news/pioneerin…
Today, at the close of the #AfricaHWFForum , the #WindhoekStatement call upon development partners, Multilateral Development Banks, social partners and other stakeholders to invest in #HealthWorkforce in line with governments priorities and formalise their commitments.
Aweh🇳🇦
Day 2 Agenda:
“How To” deliver our #Africa #HealthWorkForce Investment Charter🌍
✅More & Better #Investment
✅ #Education to #Employment
✅ #CommunityHealth & #PHC
✅ #Retention & #Migration
✅Bringing it all together
Let’s do it!!
#Working4Health
WHO African Region
The culmination of extensive partnership & collaboration: groundbreaking first ever Forum on #HealthWorkforce investment in #Africa 🌍🇳🇦 #Windhoek 👏🏽
✅Align-Invest-Sustain in 6.1 million more #HealthWorkers to deliver #HealthForAll ⚕️
#Working4Health
#InvestInHealthworkers
At the Special Side Event on Cross Country Learning on #HealthLabourMarketAnalysis in Namibia, Ministry of Health share experiences in implementation, utilisation of evidence for #HealthworkforceInvestment , #HRHStratrgicPlan and implementation of bilateral agreements
To optimise collective investment partnership and #HealthWorkforce funding, Working4Health is key mechanism in ensuring donor investments are aligned coordinated and optimised through its joint work with governments and their priorities and impact.
The #HealthLabourMarketAnalysis Side Event hosted by World Health Organization (WHO) & @Globalfund supported by Working4Health is underway at the sidelines of the #AfricaHealthInvestmentForum taking place in #Namibia to inform sustainable investment in #Healthworkforce
Ministry of Health, Ghana #Ghana share value of #HLMA & need to #InvestInHealthWorkforce at the session titled 'Generating trustworthy evidence to shape workforce policies: The value of #HealthLabourMarketAnalysis ' in #Namibia at the sidelines of the #AfricaHealthworkforceInvestmentForum
Ministry of Health- Uganda share experiences implementing #HLMA , findings and planned next steps to shape the new #HRHStrategy , & investments at the sidelines of the #AfricaHealthWorkforceInvestmentForum at a special side event: Cross Country Learning on Health Labour Market Analyses
In Zambia, Ministry of Health Zambia noted that in 2023, about 47.8% of total health budget was spent on #Healthworkforce . #PHC & health services account for over 80% of the total health budget. The country is finalising a #HealthLabourMarketAnalysis to inform its HRH strategy & investments
Join us live from #Namibia 🇳🇦
Impossible is nothing
#Invest in #Africa ’s 🌍 #HealthWorker education, jobs & retention … it is the smart & the right thing to do #together
#Working4Health
WHO African Region share 10 year review of #HealthWorkforce in the region. Key, while two fold increase in density of key cadres, disparity not improved. Now tracking #CHW density. Progress is possible. Need $120.4 bn =2% of Afro GDP in 2030 to half the continents need of #HealthWorkforce
Ministry of Health #Madagascar share plans to implement a Health Labour Market Analysis in Namibia at a Special Event at the start of the Africa Health Workforce Investment Forum.
The Ministry of Health #Mozambique share preliminary results of their #HealthLabourMarketAnalysis at Special Side Event, ' Cross Country Learning on Health Labour Market Analysis.'
Ministry of Health | Rwanda share how the #HLMA has informed the dev of a National Strategy for Health Proffesional Development (NSHPD) and a 4x4 Reform 2024-2028 Accelator of the NSHPD. The plan needs $395 million funding over 4 years to implement. #InvestInWorkforce
Ministry of HealthZW has used evidence from the #HLMA and the principles of the #HWFInvestCharter to develop a #HealthworkforceStrategy , amendment of the Health Service Act 2022 and an Investment Compact with a projected 3 year gap of $361 million to implement it.