Driving DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
NATIONALLY
Setting up six national coalitions, mobilising national partners, capacity strengthening and influencing national governments.
SEE NATIONAL COALITIONS 
To achieve
STRONGER
POLITICAL WILL
A health data
governance framework
Increased and
coordinated funding
NATIONAL COALITIONS
Six national coalitions in priority countries to localise Transform Health’s strategy, influence national governments and policymaking, and invigorate local support for digital transformation.
TRANSFORM HEALTH INDONESIA
Transform Health Indonesia works with partners and the government to ensure a fully digitalised and integrated primary health care system in Indonesia by 2030.
TRANSFORM HEALTH KENYA
Transform Health Kenya is a coalition of organisations and institutions in Kenya working on health and human rights, working with key and affected populations, youth, women, and on digital health technologies, all of whom are committed to achieving Universal Health Coverage through the use of digital technologies and data.
REGIONAL NETWORKS
Transform Health partners with regional networks to influence regional bodies and decisionmakers, contextualise our work to regional contexts, and improve the impact and accessibility of our work.
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ASIA -
AFRICAHELINA is the pan-African Association for Health Informatics. HELINA’s primary purpose is to promote education and research in health informatics and the implementation of ethical, modern and evidence-based health informatics to enhance access to quality and equitable healthcare in Africa. HELINA engages governments, informaticians, clinicians, researchers, patients and citizens in general through national societies to leverage the power of technology through informatics tools, processes and policies that make it easy to achieve health goals (such as Universal Health Coverage). HELINA has 12 affiliated national health informatics societies and several collaborating institutions including universities and research institutions all over sub-Saharan Africa.
HELINA joined Transform Health in 2021 and is represented in both our Policy and Campaign circles. In 2022, HELINA and Transform Health signed a network engagement contract to strengthen advocacy in Sub-Saharan countries. This builds on the work that HELINA is doing in the region, with a specific focus on increasing engagement with political and decision making levels to secure commitments and action to support the digital transformation of health systems and improved governance of data to help accelerate UHC progress.
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LATIN AMERICA -
WEST & CENTRAL AFRICATransform Health engages in the Francophone West African Region through the collaboration with Speak Up Africa and the Baobab Institute.
The aim is to engage more stakeholders, through advocacy tools and opportunities in the West Africa region with Transform Heath, and to leverage the networks’ knowledge, experience and relationships to influence key audiences to accelerate the sustainable adoption of digital health technologies and data to strengthen PHC and attain UHC by 2030. Speak Up Africa and Baobab Institute already has established connections and trust capital among health leaders in the Francophone West Africa Region and this will be leveraged to catalyse rapid uptake of Digital Health Transformation.
Speak Up Africa joined Transform Health in 2021 and is represented in both our Policy and Campaign circles. In 2022, Speak Up Africa and Transform Health signed a network engagement contract to strengthen advocacy in West and Central African countries. This builds on the work that Speak Up Africa is doing in the region, with a specific focus on increasing engagement with political and decision making levels to secure commitments and action to support the digital transformation of health systems and improved governance of data to help accelerate UHC progress.
Our overarching goal in the region is improved and more equitable governance of health data across countries and regions - through stronger governance models, standards, and legislative and regulatory frameworks - to support the use of digital technologies and data for the health and well-being of all.
