The 2nd Annual Africa Primary Health Care Forum (APHCF) officially kicked off, Tuesday in Abuja, with healthcare experts, policy makers and innovators from across the continent.
This forum serves as a critical continental platform designed to tackle pressing healthcare challenges and unlock breakthrough solutions for community health.
The theme: “Frontiers in PHC Technology, NCDs, Nutrition and Sustainable Financing for Resilience,” APHCF 2026 is laser-focused on moving beyond dialogue to forge actionable resilience across African health systems.
The main conference proceedings, taking place on July 30–31, 2026, are anchored around three strategic sub-themes: The Preventive Pillar (Vaccines, Nutrition & NCDs), Shifting the paradigm from reactive care to proactive wellness by strengthening immunization infrastructure, combating malnutrition, and curbing the rising tide of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).
“The Digital Frontier (AI & Tech at the Frontlines) is exploring how artificial intelligence, telemedicine and digital health tools can be scaled effectively to empower frontline health workers and bridge the rural-urban care gap.
“The Sustainability Engine (Health Financing & Partnerships), Unlocking innovative financing models, domestic resource mobilization, and strategic public-private partnerships (PPPs) to build resilient health systems that stand the test of time.”