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SDG3 GAP: Global Action Plan for Healthy Lives and Well-being

The Global Action Plan for Healthy Lives and Well-being for All (SDG3 GAP) is a multilateral initiative launched in 2019 by WHO and its Principal agencies to accelerate progress on health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through strengthened collaboration. It aims to support countries in achieving health targets by fostering joint action, adapting to country priorities, and ensuring equitable and resilient recovery.

Key Components

• Timeline: Covers events from 2015 to 2030, including SDG summits, UHC high-level meetings, and GAP milestones, emphasizing coordination to track progress.
• Aims and Goals: Addresses gaps in global health architecture by improving collaboration efficiency, reducing duplication, and aligning with national strategies to achieve health-related SDGs.
• Mechanisms for Countries: Provides a platform for agencies to coordinate efforts, focusing on priority areas like primary health care (PHC), sustainable financing, determinants of health, gender equality, and innovation; includes tools for joint planning, monitoring, and accountability through country-specific applications.
• Progress and Impact: By 2023, the plan has helped strengthen collaboration in over 50 countries, with progress reports highlighting achievements in incentives for coordination and recovery support; accountability is enhanced through case studies and questionnaires.
• Resources: Available resources include the SDG3 GAP website with documents, progress reports, and multimedia materials for detailed information.

For further details, consult the official sources for comprehensive guidance and updates.