Our work

Speak Up Africa is a hub of experienced communication and advocacy experts connected to the critical global policy movers and decision makers. Speak Up Africa is focused on awareness campaigns and advocacy for public health and sanitation. From policy change to movement building and community engagement, we work to inspire action around pressing sustainable development issues.

Speak Up Africa fosters national multi-sectoral involvement in public health and sanitation by creating and strengthening coalitions regrouping countries’ main constituencies including government, financial partners, implementing partners, private sector representatives and communities. We provide platforms for partners including CSOs to consult and collaborate to maximize their efforts, particularly around the need to increase sustainable funding for critical health and sanitation programs.    

Gender Equality

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Global Health Research and Development

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Immunization

Immunization is the most cost-effective health intervention known to mankind. When countries can successfully provide vaccines to their children, they are already making an immense difference to the...
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Lines of impact

From neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) to malaria, to diseases which can be prevented by vaccines or caused by unsanitary conditions, millions of people across Africa continue to suffer from...
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Malaria

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Neglected Tropical Diseases

NTDs are a group of communicable diseases that affect more than 1.5 billion people globally, 39% of whom live in Africa Even though these diseases can be prevented and treated, they continue to...
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Sanitation

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The Ouagadougou Partnership

The Ouagadougou Partnership (OP) was launched in 2011, forming successful partnerships across nine francophone West African countries to accelerate progress in the use of family planning...
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