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Accra Reset aims to bridge gap between health commitments and service delivery – Nana Oye Bampoe Addo

Speaking during a panel discussion at the High-Level Interactive Policy Dialogue on "Advancing Africa's Health Agenda through Domestic Financing, Accountability and Strategic Innovations" in Accra on July 20, she said Africa has never lacked ideas or international partners but has often struggled to translate commitments into tangible outcomes.
According to her, political leadership is at the centre of the Accra Reset agenda, with the initiative establishing a governance structure that places current and former African presidents at the forefront of driving implementation.
Nana Oye said one of the three strategic pillars of the Accra Reset is the reform of the global health architecture to ensure international partnerships complement, rather than replace, domestic investments.
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