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AHFIA

Alliance for Health Financing in Africa (AHFIA)

Transforming Healthcare Financing for a Sustainable Future

The Challenge

Africa’s health systems face persistent financing challenges, growing healthcare needs and pressure on public resources.

At the same time, external development assistance is becoming less predictable, increasing the need for countries to strengthen domestic investment in health and develop more sustainable financing models.

The challenge is not simply how to raise more money for health.

It is also about how countries can improve the way health resources are mobilised, allocated and used, strengthen domestic investment and build financing systems that are resilient to economic and external shocks.

Health financing is also connected to broader issues including:

  • Fiscal space

  • Public debt

  • Public financial management

  • Economic growth

  • Private-sector investment

  • Health system resilience

How It Works

AHFIA works across several areas to advance sustainable and equitable health financing in Africa:

Health Financing Strategies
Supporting innovative financing models that strengthen domestic resource mobilisation and create more sustainable pathways for health investment.

Advocacy & Policy Engagement
Working with governments, Regional Economic Communities and civil society organisations to advance policy reforms that support sustainable health financing.

Public-Private Partnerships
Facilitating investment and partnerships that can help bridge financing gaps and expand access to healthcare.

Capacity Building
Equipping policymakers and practitioners with the knowledge and tools needed to make better health financing decisions and strengthen health systems.

Work in Action

AHFIA combines research, policy engagement, convening and practical analysis to shape the health financing conversation in Africa.

Its work covers areas including:

  • Domestic resource mobilisation

  • Fiscal space for health

  • Public financial management

  • Debt sustainability and health investment

  • Health financing readiness

  • Development assistance and the transition beyond aid

  • Public-private investment

  • Health financing reforms at country level

Its country-level work includes analysis of health financing and fiscal space in Kenya, Tanzania, Zanzibar and Rwanda, alongside broader work examining Africa’s health financing architecture.

AHFIA is working to change the way Africa thinks about, finances and invests in health.

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Through extensive research, consultations, and collaborations, we help shape a future that is inclusive, environmentally responsible, and economically vibrant.

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