Our Impact

Our impact model is rooted in four strategic pillars, as detailed in our 2023–2027 Strategy: The Money, The Policies, The Skills, and The People.

Our impact metrics and achievements per pillar

The Money

The goal is to increase the amount,mix and alignment of community health funding to reduce the annual $4.4 Billion+ funding gap in Sub-Saharan Africa

Mobilized through FAH working with other ecosystem players from domestic, private sector and donors towards Community Health Programs in 16 countries.
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Directed by the Africa Frontline First (AFF) in collaboration with other ecosystem players towards Community Health.
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The Policies

The goal is to demonstrate practical paths to achieving sustainable community health financing & advocate for inclusion of community health in primary healthcare, universal healthcare and global health security policies

In domestic resources mobilized through the policies we co-develop to strengthen and sustain Community Health Programs.
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Community health workers have been recognized and professionalized (trained, equipped, supervised and compensated) as a result of the policies we co-develop and the resulting financing mobilized.
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The Skills

The goal is to equip African governments with health financing skills; in turn leading to the upskilling and fair compensation of their community and primary health workforce

Stakeholders upskilled on health financing across 90+ countries.
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Government fellows from Zambia, Sierra Leone, Central Africa Republic (CAR), Senegal and Kenya upskilled on leadership, governance, and health financing through our Health Systems & Financing Accelerator (HSFA) Fellowship Program.
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The People

The goal is to strengthen and elevate ecosystem partnerships through thought leadership and convening relevant actors

Strategic partnerships secured to advance on Primary Health Care (PHC), Universal Health Coverage (UHC) and Human Resources for Health (HRH) agendas.
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Requests for the newly launched Community Health Financing Assessment Toolkit from governments, academics and NGOs across 14+countries
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Our Scorecards

Since inception, Financing Alliance for Health has committed to measuring what matters. Our annual scorecards reflect the progress we’ve made in advancing sustainable financing for  health across Africa. This section presents our year-by-year scorecards, offering a cumulative view of how our work has evolved and scaled over time.

2017-2025
2017-2024

Impact Reports

Explore our collection of annual impact reports, detailing our commitment to strengthening primary and community health systems across Africa. Each report offers insights into our collaborative efforts with governments and partners to mobilize resources, develop robust health policies, and professionalize frontline health workers.