Joint Learning Network resources capture practical, country-driven solutions to strengthen health systems and advance universal health coverage. Designed for decision-makers, technical teams, and development partners, these resources are adaptable to diverse contexts.
Developed collaboratively by policymakers and practitioners across member countries, these resources reflect real-world experience and peer learning. They are collective insights on various themes presented in the form of actionable guidance – operational guides and tool kits,frameworks, policy briefs, that support implementation. Each product is grounded in country case studies and practical application rather than theory alone.
JLN resources document lessons from across countries, enabling faster problem-solving and reducing duplication of effort. These products evolve through continuous peer exchange, ensuring relevance to emerging system challenges. Together, they serve as a shared public good—supporting countries to design, finance, and deliver stronger, more equitable health systems.
The JLN Domestic Resource Mobilization Collaborative Dashboard on Health Financing for UHC provides graphical depictions of the effects of the COVID 19 pandemic on health financing in a subset of JLN countries using public sources.
The Digital Health Companion (DHC) is an AI-enabled chatbot that uses Retrieval-Augmented Generation to provide conversational access to digital health resources across eleven key topics including interoperability, governance, cybersecurity, and AI/ML, selected by digital health collaborative members.
