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What is The Network: Towards Unity for Health?
The Network: TUFH is a global association of individuals, groups, institutions and organisations committed to improving and maintaining health in the communities they have a mandate to serve.
The Network: TUFH is a Non-Governmental Organisation in official relationships with the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Primafamed Kampala Declaration
Primafamed organised a conference on Improving the Quality of Family Medicine in Sub-Saharan Africa in Kampala, Uganda in November 2008.
In response to the challenge to develop Family Medicine for the benefit of the people of Africa, the participants of the conference agreed on the Primafamed Kampala Declaration.
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The Bogotá Declaration
At the 2008 Conference in Bogotá, Colombia representatives of The Network: TUFH and participants endorsed the fact that the World Health Report 2008 will focus on primary health care and formed a declaration on this important topic. The declartion is available in English, Spanish and French.
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International Conference 2010
Advancing Quality through Partnerships of Health Professions Education and Health Services Institutions
November 13 - 17, 2010
Conference co-host: B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences
Venue: Kathmandu, Nepal
Post-Conference Excursion:
November 18 - 20, 2010: Dharan, Nepal
More information will become available by the end of February 2010.
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Declaration of Solidarity for a Unified Movement for the Right to Health
Health is an inalienable human right. It is a right that carries national and international duties to provide access to health services for all human beings, regardless of the ability to pay and must be free from discrimination.
Please sign this petition for the achievement of the Right to Health for all people.
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The 15 by 2015 Campaign
“15by2015” quality health care for all. Primary health care and prevention are the best and most affordable ways to save the most lives and improve overall health.
With the “15by2015” campaign we ask that donor organisations allocate 15% of their vertical funding towards sustainable comprehensive primary health care that is accessible and affordable in all regions of the world.
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