Sustainable
Development
Goals
Health is a human right
This concept is inherent in the Sustainable Development Agenda's commitment to leave "no one behind". The provision of healthcare infrastructure and services is a massive obligation for both governments and the private sector.
Price Tag
Some estimates place the cumulative expenditure on healthcare infrastructure over the last decade to be over $3.6 trillion. And when adding services, that estimate reaches $68.1 trillion. The UN estimates that the gap in financing to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) stands at $ 2.5 trillion per year in developing countries alone. Most countries are lagging behind on achievement of health-related SDG. 3. If urgent and consolidated actions are not taken, the SDG. 3 will be not achieved by 2030.
Failure to Deliver
Meanwhile, many global citizens still lack access to even the most basic healthcare services and the SDGs call on governments to serve even more citizens, help those that are poor and most at risk, and take significant steps toward providing true, universal access to care - all of which would add to the already hefty price tag.
Call for Action
The WHO boldly states that the (SDGs) can be realized only’through strong commitments’ to global partnerships between governments, the private sector and civil society. Public - private partnerships (PPP) have been identified in SDG. 17 as a preferred vehicle for implementation given the lack of resources of governments. Yet PPPs model is complicated and experiences as many failures as successes.
PPPHealth4alL supports
the Sustainable Development Goals
We see our mission in helping design sustainable and people-centered PPP healthcare projects: projects that are economically sustainable, socially inclusive, and environmentally beneficial.
How we do it?
