Alain Labrique, Director of the Department of Data, Digital Health, Analytics and Artificial Intelligence in the Health Systems and Data Division of the World Health Organization, Switzerland, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“WHO expands Health Inequality Monitoring Network to 24 institutes
The World Health Organization has doubled the membership of its Health Inequality Monitoring (HIM) Network-from 12 to 24 leading institutions worldwide-marking an important step in strengthening global capacity to measure and address health inequalities.
This expansion brings together a diverse group of academic, research, and public health institutions across regions, enhancing collaboration, technical expertise, and knowledge-sharing. The Network plays a critical role in helping countries identify populations being left behind and design targeted, evidence-based solutions—advancing health equity and universal health coverage.
As global challenges evolve, strong data systems and partnerships like the HIM Network are essential to ensure no one is left behind.
Learn more about WHO’s work on health inequality monitoring and the full network.”
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