Africa CDC and MSH
Advancing Africa’s Health Security and Sovereignty AgendaManagement Sciences for Health (MSH) and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) are partnering to advance Africa’s Health Security and Sovereignty Agenda.
Through a three-year strategic partnership and Joint Action Plan, Africa CDC and MSH are bringing together continental leadership, technical expertise, and decades of country experience to support African Union Member States in strengthening institutions, financing health more sustainably, and building greater resilience and self-reliance.
Turning Continental Priorities into Practical Action
Across Africa, governments are navigating a major transition in how health is financed, led, and delivered. The partnership creates a platform to move shared priorities into action—connecting country needs with technical expertise, implementation experience, and opportunities for investment and resource mobilization. The work spans:
Financing and Institutions
People and Delivery Systems
Medicines Markets, and Manufacturing
Data and Digital Transformation
Partnership in Action
From UNGA Dialogue to a Call to ActionIn September 2026, Africa CDC and MSH convened a high-level dialogue on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly, bringing together government leaders from Benin, Cameroon, Kenya, Nigeria, and Somalia alongside senior representatives from Gavi, the Global Fund, the Pandemic Fund, UNICEF, Unitaid, and WHO Africa.
The discussion focused on a central challenge: pandemic preparedness cannot sit apart from the institutions and systems countries depend on every day. The resulting Africa CDC–MSH Call to Action on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response calls on African Union Member States and partners to embed preparedness in national systems, financing, primary and community health care, the health workforce, and reliable access to medicines and supplies.
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