Why We Do This
At least 4 billion people do not have access to the most basic health services.
In 2015, world leaders committed to ensuring everyone has access to essential health services via UHC.
With current trends, UHC 2030 goals will not be met.
Digital technology and data use has the potential to accelerate progress towards UHC by 2030.
Due to the digital divide, over 3.6 billion people unconnected to the internet are unable to access digital health.
What We Do
Transform Health brings together community leaders, healthcare professionals, private sector, civil society, research institutes, international organizations and governments – to strengthen the political will to hasten the adoption of digital technologies and data to transform health systems so that countries can achieve their UHC commitments by 2030.
We do this by:
Building consensus across sectors (global health, digital divide, human rights, data privacy) on how to make health for all in a digital age a reality. 
Establishing national platforms in low and middle-income countries to build public demand and political commitments for more equitable digitally-transformed health systems, with a focus on leadership by youth, women and marginalized groups. 
Advocating for a global data governance framework to ensure the management of health data for public good, by helping the state deliver on its UHC commitments while respecting the human rights and privacy of individuals. 
Mobilizing global investments in digital health in low and middle income countries and for its coordinated management and distribution. The Latest