Aminatou Sar, PATH West Africa hub and Senegal Country Director

Good afternoon and thank you for this interesting panel! - Dr Radha Karnad, HealthX Africa, Nairobi, Kenya

Joyce Nganga, Policy Advisor WACI Health

Good afternoon. Debby Otambo, KMET, Kisumu, Kenya

Rachel Wilson, Catalysts for Change

Rachel Wilson, Catalysts for Change

Mary Thiongo- ICRHK

From Uganda: Good afternoon, My name is Christopher Kwizera; Uganda NCD Alliance; +256702540839

Good afternoon, Frederick Okwi, Program Officer-PATH Uganda

Greetings everyone, Eric Mirangi, Health Financing CHAI

Good afternoon Bridget Natukunda, Samasha - Uganda

Good afternoon, my name is Namiggadde Hope Uganda

Gloria Mululu Program Officer WACI Health- Kenya

Good afternoon,

Ronald GisoreED-Zinduka Mashinani Org.Nyamira county, Kenya.

Esther Nasikye, Advocacy and Policy Manager - PATH, Uganda

Brian Muwonge, Operations and Logisitcs Link, Restoration Gateway Hospital, Karuma- Kiryandongo.

Peter Odenyo - Nephak - Kenya

Hullo everyone, Micheal Kigozi, a journalist with Radio One and NBS TV.

Penuel Nyagaka. Program Manager. Coast Education Center Kenya.

Naomi kwamboka ,primary health care services and family medicine

Dr. Emmanuel Odeke Okallany. Senior FH Advisor USAID RHITES-N, Lango Project

Simone Rudolph-Shortt Chairperson MDMSA - Medical Device Manufacturers South Africa

Good morning / afternoon. John Oldfield from Washington DC. Formerly with Global Water 2020. Very interested in WASH / health linkages.

Patrick Mwesigye - Team Leader Uganda Youth and Adolescents Health Forum

Please assign me interpreter settings. Thakns

Sophie Nyongesa, Access to medicines Platform/MeTA Kenya, Nairobi.

Greetings! Eileen Quinn with PATH in Washington DC - happy to see such a great group "gathered" today.

Leah Mwangi HIV coordinator in Kenya Murang'a county

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Omotayo AdeyemoClinic Officer, Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria

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Good Afternoon. Dr. Caroline Mwangi, Division of Neonatal and Child Health, MOH Kenya

Sizwe Nombasa Gxuluwe, WACI Health, South Africa

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Good afternoon all. Sarah Martin, Health Economist, National Primary Health Care Development Agency - Abuja, Nigeria

Raymond Milgo with County Department of Health Kericho, Kenya, Community Health Services

Good afternoon. Warren Tukwasibwe, Living Goods Uganda.

Thank you Naomi. he recording will be shared will all registrants

Great, thank you!

Thank you everyone for Joining. Please share your questions and comments through the chat and/or using the Q/A function

Ritah Ochola County Community Health Coordinator Nakuru County oritah2006@yahoo.com,0720789370.

Greetings, Joshua Githinji, Division of National AIDS and STI Controp Program

Thank you Naomi. The webinar recording will be shared with all registrants

Ida Savadogo, Programme Officer, RAME

Since health is devolved in Kenya,how do you ensure those policies on PHC are followed in all the counties

Very interesting information from Dr. Salim.

Prof Peter Gichangi PMA

Hello everyone, Ramatoulaye DIALLO CEFROEP

Ann nduta county community service coordinator Nyeri

Hello everyone from DRCI’m a TB and COVID-19 survivor living with one lung, i was fired during my covid-19 treatment by CORDAID that is a PR for the GLOBAL FUND in DRC, this humanitarian organization is criminal they wanted to kill me, how can you fire someone who is under treatment ? They lied to me that for the NFM3 the budget is not enough to keep my position, i sent the mail to the GLOBAL FUND but nothing was done, as thong this donor is complicit in these acts that his PR done to a vulnerable people, how can TB communities support me for this situation?Best regards

Good afternoon All. Pharm. Mohammed A.M. Health financing division,PHC System development. NPHCDA.

Félicitations Patrick pour cette expérience très intéressante.

Comment vous faites la mutualisation des expériences au niveau local et régional?

Hey, Eric Selemani, Global Synergy for Leadership - DRC

@ Mwangi Wambui, as National level we use 6 methods to ensure that the PHC policies developed are followed/implemented: 1. Involving/engaging all the counties in all the policies we developed for ownership, 2: via dissemination of the policies developed to the counties, 3: via technical assistance and capacity building to the counties, 4: Advocacy for the mainstreaming of the policies developed 5: via sourcing for partners to implement these policies in the counties and by 6: by periodic assessment and evaluating the standards of what is being implemented and sharing the reports with the counties to adjust accordingly. Thank You

Good afternoon, Dr. Mary Nyangasi, National Cancer Control Program, Kenya. Great presentations

Good afternoon ,, Mr. Watitwa Fenjwa, Kenya

Hi all, great to be here with you! Shabir@ProfMoosa.com (Family Physician Wits/Jhb Health District) https://profmoosa.com/ | Past-President WONCA Africa https://www.woncaafrica.org/ | Member at Large WONCA https://www.globalfamilydoctor.com/ | AfroPHC Executive Coordinator https://afrophc.org/

@ Prof Moosa: Thanks for sharing the links, very useful

Muhindo FranklineBussi Island Cluster Health PRojectmuhindofrank1@gmail.com0782330353

Thanks so much for advancing the Advocacy Agenda

Makwena Mabula ANC WL GP RSA.

Toluwani OluwatolaLASHMA, Nigeria

Muhindo FranklineExecutive DirectorBussi Island Cluster Health Projectmuhindofrank1@gmail.com0782330353/ 0753934745We thank the Organizers for this Advocacy Agenda.As RMNACH platform we are greatful

We are great ful to PATH ,for organizing us into a platform to discuss the advancing agenda for this Advocacy.We request for a more holistic programs partnership and Networking with our partners across the Global.

We are great ful to PATH ,for organizing us into a platform to discuss the advancing agenda for this Advocacy.We request for a more holistic programs partnership and Networking with our partners across the Global.We are in Uganda and glad to be part of this network

Thanks PATH for organizing this important PHC meeting. The PHC think tank in Uganda is an exciting best practice

I wish we had an interpreter as there is Language barrier .Can we have an interpreter for this similar meeting.we are missing the presentation from our friends in Congo French, but as Uganda PATH and RMANCH we are greatly appreciate being part of the Global Health Advocacy think tank.muhindofrank1@gmail.comExecutive DirectorBussi Island Cluster Health services

@Muhindo, please use the translation button to pick the appropriate language. Thanks!

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Thanks ,

Thank Dr. for the presentation. What could be key bottlenecks and challenges for adequate PHC financing in Africa

Great presentations: Nigeria runs a 3-tier (primary, secondary & Tertiary) health system. The primary health is basically handled by the local government which is grossly under-funded. My Question: What advocacy opportunities do think exist at the primary health level? How can we (advocates) involve the community in our advocacy programs with the little resources we have as CSOs?

Thank you Patrick for the presentation. What are some of the best practices and lessons for the PHC think tank

a very informative session, thank you, Simone MDMSA South Africa

Dr. Salim thank you. You mentioned policies being made but not put to practice. How best can we solve this?

Dr,Salim, so much needs to be done at county level especially on monitoring if the PHC policies

@ Fredrick: For policies to be implemented we need proper policy development with full engagement of the implementers, good advocacy and dissemination for the policies, appropriate funding , technical assistance for the implementers and finally finance to implement the policies

@ Fredrick: For policies to be implemented we need proper policy development with full engagement of the implementers, good advocacy and dissemination for the policies, appropriate funding , technical assistance for the implementers and finally finance to implement the policies

Merci Simon

Thanks Frederick for your question. In addition to what I said earlier, we the siloing of interventions presents the biggest bottle neck to comprehensive financing for PHC. so adopting PHC policies that are disease agnostic that promote integration would be one way to address the bottle necks we currently face

Very informative webinar. Congratulations to the panelist!

Capital to clinic: practical solutions to strengthen health policy implementation https://www.path.org/resources/capital-clinic-practical-solutions-strengthen-health-policy-implementation/

Thank you Dr.Salim for information on where Kenya has reached in PHC implementation and the next steps.

Thank you for this wonderful PHC forum we look forward for more as we learn and share lessons.

Thank you Path for organising this platform

it has been an informative session thank you everyone

Thanks the organizers, quite a great conversation and great insights into PHC.