To provide direct health services to communities.

To influence government policies and decision-making related to health.

To conduct research and generate evidence to inform health policy.

To raise awareness about health issues and mobilize public support.

Lobbying elected officials and policymakers.

Conducting research and disseminating findings to inform policy debates.

Organizing public awareness campaigns to mobilize support for policy changes.

Providing technical assistance and capacity building to government agencies.

Limited resources and funding constraints.

Lack of access to decision-makers and policymakers.

Competing interests and conflicting agendas among different stakeholders.

Political and ideological barriers to policy change.

By providing evidence-based research and analysis to inform policy decisions.

By engaging with communities and representing their needs and concerns in policy discussions.

By collaborating with other stakeholders, including government agencies, healthcare providers, and civil society organizations.

By monitoring and evaluating the implementation and impact of health policies.

The campaign to secure funding for the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

The movement to promote access to affordable essential medicines in developing countries.

The advocacy efforts to reduce tobacco use and promote smoke-free environments.

The campaign to raise awareness about the importance of mental health and to reduce stigma.