CSEM/GFAN survey about advocacy for sustainable financing for health |
Dear Colleagues,
Thank you for responding to this survey call from CSEM and GFAN!
This is a survey about current needs and opportunities for advocacy by civil society organizations for sustainable financing for health.
This survey is seeking perspectives about health financing advocacy in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). Please share and forward this survey to anyone who might provide useful information, insights and opinions.
About us:
Thank you for responding to this survey call from CSEM and GFAN!
This is a survey about current needs and opportunities for advocacy by civil society organizations for sustainable financing for health.
This survey is seeking perspectives about health financing advocacy in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). Please share and forward this survey to anyone who might provide useful information, insights and opinions.
About us:
- The Civil Society Engagement Mechanism (CSEM) of UHC2030 is a growing civil society constituency supporting the movement for Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030. CSEM aims to build strong CSO voices and contribute significantly to UHC2030, ensuring systematic attention is paid to the needs of the most marginalised and vulnerable populations so that ‘no one is left behind’.
- The Global Fund Advocates Network (GFAN) exists as a platform for more than 600 organizations working throughout the world to advocate for full funding of HIV, tuberculosis and malaria programming, including funding for and through the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria.
Why this survey:
Together, CSEM and GFAN recognize that many of the advocates in our coalitions are working on multiple sustainable health financing advocacy priorities, including promoting progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and goals of Universal Health Coverage (UHC), advocating for international development assistance for health (IDAH), adapting to the shift faced by many countries of reduced IDAH and needs for domestic resource mobilization (DRM), and advocating at national and local levels to improve service access, quality and human rights environments.
CSEM and GFAN are now conducting this survey to collect information about current needs and opportunities for advocacy by civil society organizations for sustainable financing for health. With the results of this survey, CSEM and GFAN will develop a concept paper that can be used for discussions with donors to increase understanding about sustainable health financing advocacy (SHFa) and domestic resource mobilization advocacy (DRMa) as well as a need for increased financial support for this work.
This survey has 8 questions and should take less than 10 minutes to complete. Responses are invited any time before May 17th. You may save your responses and come back to change or complete this survey at any time before May 17th.
Your responses will be kept confidential and nothing will be directly quoted or attributed to you without your direct permission. Your responses will contribute to CSEM and GFAN strategies for supporting health financing advocacy.
If you have any questions about this survey, contact GFAN at katy@icssupport.org
Thank you!
Your responses will be kept confidential and nothing will be directly quoted or attributed to you without your direct permission. Your responses will contribute to CSEM and GFAN strategies for supporting health financing advocacy.
If you have any questions about this survey, contact GFAN at katy@icssupport.org
Thank you!