The International Universal Health Coverage Day is celebrated on the 12th of December annually to urge the campaigners and defenders to raise their voices and convey stories of the several lakhs of people who are still waiting for health, for leaders to make more strategic investments in health, and for the world to remember the importance of Universal Health Coverage (UHC). It is a United Nations-designated day commemorating the anniversary of the unanimous support of UHC as an urgent priority for international development in 2012.
Universal Health Coverage (UHC) will be feasible only when everyone, everywhere, has access to the health care they require. Communities should be given the ability to establish their own health priorities and participate in the development of appropriate solutions.
Healthcare and other sectors should collaborate to ensure that all health decisions are addressed in an integrated manner. This can be achieved by promoting policies to safeguard and strengthen the health and well-being of people, providing information, services, and infrastructure for improved water and sanitation, and addressing other environmental factors affecting health. Other measures include:
Health systems that prioritize primary healthcare and are accessible to people in their everyday environment produce better outcomes, promote equity, and improve efficiency. Implementing primary healthcare interventions across low- and middle-income countries could save 6 crores of lives and increase the average life expectancy by 3.7 years by 2030. This highlights the positive impact of focusing on people's needs and providing healthcare that is as close as possible to their everyday environment.
International Universal Health Coverage Day aims to raise awareness of the need for strong and resilient health systems in achieving universal health coverage and celebrate the progress towards health for all.
This year, 2024, the International Universal Health Coverage Day Theme is “Health: It's on the Government”. It emphasizes the critical role of governments in ensuring healthcare access for all, promoting financial protection, and addressing global health equity.
Year by year, the themes of International Universal Health Coverage Day are:
On the 12th of December 2012, the United Nations General Assembly issued a resolution urging countries to accelerate their efforts to attain universal health coverage (UHC), which means that everyone should have access to quality and affordable healthcare. Later, on the 12th of December 2017, the United Nations adopted the Resolution 72/138, thus officially designating the day as International Universal Health Coverage Day.
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