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SUMMARY:Tracking Universal Health Coverage: 2025 Global Monitoring Report
DESCRIPTION:π Tracking Universal Health Coverage: 2025 Global Monitoring Report\nOnline Launch Event β December 8th, 2025\nThe World Bank, the World Health Organization, UHC2030, and the Joint Learning Network cordially invite the global health community to the launch of the 2025 Global Monitoring Report on Universal Health Coverage (UHC). πβ¨\nΒ \nThis session will present new global findings on access to quality health services and financial protection β tracking progress toward UHC and Sustainable Development Goal Target 3.8. The report uses the latest 2020β2022 data, supported by new projections through 2030.\nπ§ The discussion will explore:\n\nWhere the world stands today on UHC π\nPersistent gaps in service coverage and financial hardship π³οΈ\nNeeded policy shifts to accelerate progress toward health for all π₯π€\n\nπ Time: 8:00β9:30am EST / 14:00β15:30 CET\nπ Format: Virtual (Γber die Zoom Workplace-App beitreten - Zoom)\nπ Interpretation available in French, Spanish & Arabic\nποΈ Featured speakers include:\nExperts from WHO, The World Bank, and partnering institutions β offering perspectives on analytics, financing, health systems performance, and evidence-based action.
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Online Launch Event β December 8th, 2025
The World Bank, the World Health Organization, UHC2030, and the Joint Learning Network cordially invite the global health community to the launch of the 2025 Global Monitoring Report on Universal Health Coverage (UHC). πβ¨
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This session will present new global findings on access to quality health services and financial protection β tracking progress toward UHC and Sustainable Development Goal Target 3.8. The report uses the latest 2020β2022 data, supported by new projections through 2030.
π§ The discussion will explore:
- Where the world stands today on UHC π
- Persistent gaps in service coverage and financial hardship π³οΈ
- Needed policy shifts to accelerate progress toward health for all π₯π€
π Time: 8:00β9:30am EST / 14:00β15:30 CET
π Format: Virtual (Γber die Zoom Workplace-App beitreten - Zoom)
π Interpretation available in French, Spanish & Arabic
ποΈ Featured speakers include:
Experts from WHO, The World Bank, and partnering institutions β offering perspectives on analytics, financing, health systems performance, and evidence-based action.
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