By ensuring data reaches decision-makers and advocates in the right format at the right time, we can advocate for governments to invest in better services for reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health.

RT @marleenvlkk: Health workers can’t wait. They are the backbone of health systems and are at the frontlines of COVID19. Countries owe the…
RT @marleenvlkk: Girls should have access to family planning and contraceptives. Important call for action to address teenager pregnancy fr…
Political commitment can unlock resources and accelerate progress to achieve #HealthForAll by 2030. On #UHCDay we share yet another blog that highlights best practices for advocates to engage politically @OptionsinHealth #ProtectEveryone Click ⏭️ ⏭️ https://t.co/tRP2MxHCsM https://t.co/aoZORAsGMR
On #UHCday we amplify the voices of MNH advocates. These advocates are true heroes who despite challenges posed by the pandemic, confronted decision makers in their countries who have the power to invest in healthcare services. #HealthForAll @UHC_Day https://t.co/HAjhOeuE5S https://t.co/KVnSg4X2aX
Strengthening Primary Health Care (PHC) services will provide a strong foundation to achieve #HealthForAll by 2030. @Lavende_akinyi (Nairobi, Kenya) is asking govt to invest in improving services at lower level facilities. #UHCDay #ProtectEveryone @ImprovingPHC @UHC_Day https://t.co/96jmPZK8Tf
Weak referral systems contribute to lose of lives. On #UHCDay @DennisWere9 (Kenya) reminds govts that many maternal & newborn deaths are preventable. They should allocate resources to improve the referral structures in our health system #HealthForAll #ProtectEveryone @UHC_Day https://t.co/ZuN7QjgaDX