Health sovereignty

Local capacities, vaccines, South-South cooperation and resilience: how Africa is building health autonomy in the face of dependencies and crises.

Medical supply chains and local production in Morocco
Medical supply and sovereignty in Morocco: the limits of public–private partnerships
Health sovereignty
The Promamec–Ansell partnership illustrates the benefits and limits of distribution agreements in Morocco, from supply security to local production and technology transfer.
The African Pooled Procurement Mechanism and pharmaceutical sovereignty
Pooling pharmaceutical demand in Africa: the African Pooled Procurement Mechanism
Health sovereignty
Pooled medicine procurement can strengthen Africa’s bargaining power. Its industrial impact nevertheless depends on local production, regulation and sustainable funding.
Morocco’s pharmaceutical sovereignty: IFMIP and industrial skills
Morocco’s pharmaceutical sovereignty: IFMIP and industrial skills
Health sovereignty
IFMIP highlights the role of industrial skills in Morocco’s pharmaceutical sovereignty, linking training and sustainable funding to the expansion of local production.
Vaccine sovereignty in Africa
African Vaccine Sovereignty: From Continental Ambition to Operational Capacity
Health sovereignty
Analysis of African vaccine sovereignty, from fill-finish capacity and limited antigen production to technology transfers, human capital, regulatory maturity and market guarantees.
GITEX Future Health Africa Morocco 2026
Health Sovereignty in Africa
Health sovereignty
Analysis of GITEX Future Health Africa 2026 and African health sovereignty, covering local financing, production and regulation, data governance, training, AI and structuring partnerships.
African health systems and health sovereignty
African Health Systems: Five Priorities for Resilience 2030
Health sovereignty
A look back at the Dakhla African summit on health sovereignty, covering five resilience priorities, the Dakhla Declaration and the launch of the African Academy of Health Sciences.