There are many global resources, including datasets, visualizations, and various forms of analysis that can be used to help make the case for domestic resource mobilization (DRM) for health. However, policymakers also need to know what policy options have or have not worked, under what conditions, and the key drivers for success. Additionally, a deeper understanding of whether efforts around DRM for health were enduring, consequential and additional over time–as well as impacts on equity, efficiency and access–is critical to determining whether they are worth pursuing in the first place.
December 10 | 12:30-14:00 UTC
Join policymakers and practitioners from JLN countries as we reflect on the evolution and growth of the network, the unique features and feats that have made the JLN what it is today, and the progress JLN members have made toward stronger health systems and universal health coverage.
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