Health as a foundation for sustainable development
Global Health Partnerships is an initiative of the Sustainable Development Council (SDC) focused on advancing health equity and well-being in alignment with Sustainable Development Goal 3.
The initiative works with health institutions, governments, civil society, and international organizations to strengthen health systems, promote preventive care, and address health challenges that affect vulnerable communities.
Through research, advocacy, capacity building, and partnerships, Global Health Partnerships supports efforts to ensure that quality healthcare is accessible, equitable, and sustainable.
Recognized with Special Consultative Status by the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) from 2021.
The initiative focuses on raising awareness of public health issues, supporting health system strengthening, and building partnerships that improve health outcomes for underserved populations.
SDC works with local and international health organizations to implement programs that address preventable diseases, promote mental health and well-being, and strengthen community health infrastructure.
Global Health Partnerships also contributes to policy dialogue on health equity, advocating for approaches that prioritize prevention, accessibility, and long-term sustainability in health systems.
- Promoting health equity and access to quality healthcare
- Supporting health system strengthening and capacity building
- Addressing public health challenges through research and partnerships
- Advocating for sustainable and equitable health policies