Tag: health

Keeping Universal Health Coverage Centre Stage

On By Governance PracticeIn Aid and Development Policy, Australian aid industry, Governance, health, Opinion, Pacific IslandsLeave a comment

By Jane Pepperall, Principal Health Lead For those of us invested in the Universal Health Coverage (UHC) journey over recent years, the UN High Level (HLM) Meeting on UHC in New York on 21 September is a much anticipated opportunity to review progress since the inaugural UHC HLM in 2019, as well as a clarion …

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Theory of Change and Theory of Action: What’s the difference and why does it matter?

On By laviniatyrrelIn Design, Theories of Change and Action1 Comment

I have been fortunate enough to spend much of the last three months working on the designs of several health and governance programs across PNG, South Asia, and Africa. One thing that has struck me, regardless of which donor or country we work in, is the ongoing confusion in the aid industry regarding theories of …

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