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The conference, which comes at a defining moment for faith-based health systems in Africa, will support Christian Health Associations and Networks in fulfilling their mandate of providing sustainable health services in Africa.
The conference is a platform for reflection, learning, renewed commitment, and innovating. Key focus areas include practical strategies for financial sustainability and alternative resource mobilization; and integrating innovation and technology to optimize service delivery.
Participants will examine the impact of shrinking foreign assistance on faith-based health systems in Africa. They will also explore creative solutions for optimizing resources and improving efficiency; and enhance resource mobilization and financing strategies.
WCC central committee member Bishop Jaona Ranarivelo hosted a presentation about HIV response, and the role of the church. Gracia Violeta Ross, WCC programme executive for HIV, Reproductive Health, and Pandemics, also shared insights.
