Advancing Universal Health Coverage — Political Commitment and Partnerships in Papua New Guinea (27 September 2019)

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IAP, Independent Accountability Panel, UHC, Papua New Guinea, global health, health systems, governance, partnerships, political commitment, SDGs

Abstract

This reference summary presents key information from the following presentation: https://youtu.be/m3ZIM_1JuG0. The source is a video published on 27 September 2019 featuring Carol Kidu, focusing on the importance of political commitment and partnerships in advancing universal health coverage (UHC) in Papua New Guinea. The discussion highlights the role of leadership, collaboration, and sustained engagement across stakeholders in strengthening health systems and improving access to essential health services. It emphasizes that achieving UHC requires coordinated action, strong governance, and long-term commitment to ensure equitable health outcomes and progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

References

[Video source]. Advancing universal health coverage: Political commitment and partnerships in Papua New Guinea [Internet]. 2019 Sep 27 [cited 2026]. Available from: https://youtu.be/m3ZIM_1JuG0

Carol Kidu discussing universal health coverage in Papua New Guinea, highlighting political commitment, partnerships, and global health system strengthening for SDGs.

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03/25/2026

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Pkhakadze, G. (2026). Advancing Universal Health Coverage — Political Commitment and Partnerships in Papua New Guinea (27 September 2019): Reference Summary (Video). Georgian Medical Journal. Retrieved from https://gmj.ge/index.php/pub/article/view/65

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2026: IAP Legacy Series: Advancing Global Health Accountability

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