About the Health For All Initiative
Our desired impact across across Low- and Middle-Income Populations (LMIPs) is to create a strategic focus across the care continuum to reduce premature deaths, address access barriers, and enable healthy lives for all.
With up to 80% of health outcomes driven by non-medical factors, all organizations can take a role to address social determinants of health, close health gaps, and enable better well-being and health for all.
Building the Economic Case
Co-produce a new white paper to define a sustainable and scalable approach for why health systems and the private sector should address chronic diseases - starting with cardiometabolic health - and the associated future economic impact on society.
Policy Dialogues
Host a series of high-level sessions with policymakers and senior business leaders to create alignment on a new global health architecture to sustainably improve health outcomes for chronic diseases, including a greater focus on prevention
Coordinating Impact through Governance
Coordinate the impact that public-private partnerships can have from national programmes to community health by establishing governance boards with global, regional, or national priorities
Our vision for a healthier and more inclusive world
The Health For All Initiative aims to foster a world where everyone, regardless of location, income, or background, enjoys equal access to quality health, enabling better well-being and health outcomes for all.
We aim to improve the lives of vulnerable and neglected populations including children and families, people approaching retirement, and individuals working outside of corporate settings.
For organizations, mobilize executive leadership and commitment across sectors and geographies to prioritize health for all actions across strategy and operations. To join the movement, we invite you to sign the Zero Health Gaps Pledge.