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We strengthen our members’ work on global health through evidence, support and resources to inform advocacy.

Here is a curation of factsheets, reports, articles, websites, webinars and other tools for people working on global health. Alongside Action for Global Health’s own materials, we link to other useful resources from across the sector.

AfGH Internship Programme Development Consultancy – Terms of Reference

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Climate and Health Equity Briefing Series Climate and Energy

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Climate and Health Equity Briefing Series Health Systems and Wider Infrastructure Strengthening

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2023 High-Level Meeting on Universal Health Coverage: Call for UK Actions and Commitments

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The High-Level Meeting on 21st September 2023 is a unique opportunity to galvanise global commitment and action to accelerate progress towards UHC globally. The Action for Global Health Network encourage the UK to leverage this opportunity through the following 10 recommendations outlined in this brief.

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Embedding Community Health Workers within an Integrated UK Global Health Strategy: A critical route to achieving UHC and Building Back Better from the COVID-19 pandemic

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This brief outlines key recommendations to enhance UK investment in community health, describes the role of community health workers in ending preventable maternal and child deaths and highlights the current state of UK investment in community health workers.

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A Call for a Systems- and Resilience-building Approach in UK Aid for Global Health Programming in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings

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This briefing summaries the existing commitments and strategies on health systems strengthening (HSS) of the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) in fragile and conflict- affected settings (FCAS). It sets out the rationale for and challenges of HSS in FCAS, together with evidence of what works and key recommendations for the FCDO in the delivery of its existing commitments.

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