Past Events

The Global Learning Collaborative for Health Systems Resilience invites you to its Annual Conclave 2023, a high level summit that will see participation from multi-county functionaries from governments and development agencies, reputed academia, health systems experts, and noted industry leaders.

Technical sessions at the conference will aim at sharing the learnings from the GLC4HSR’s journey, presenting country-level assessment of health systems, initiating dialogues around the health systems assessment framework, and deliberating upon on cross-country learnings to identify practical policy solutions to build systemic resilience. 

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Day 1: https://youtube.com/live/AT49y0AdFQw?feature=share

Day 2: https://youtube.com/live/cN82XNFJu74?feature=share

In this meeting, we will share a brief update on the Collaborative’s progress so far.  We will invite suggestions on the focus themes for our upcoming annual event on March 10 and 11, which will mark the completion of one year since the official launch of the GLC4HSR. We will also seek feedback on the learning journey and any other important areas.

The session will focus on the need for innovative surveillance methods in response to health
shocks. During a pandemic, surveillance plays a critical role in the prevention, early detection,
timely emergency alerts, and appropriate response. Traditional surveillance systems need
revamping through the integration of new age molecular and digital technologies. It should
encompass the surveillance of human and zoonotic diseases under the One Health concept.

In this learning session we will discuss and learn from two highly experienced experts in the
field of waste water surveillance and public health surveillance. The objective of the session is
to understand newer methods of surveillance and learn from the experience of these experts.

Please write to info@glc4hsr.org to register for the session.

In continuation to the series of learning meetings held by the GLC4HSR, the 3rd Peer-to-Peer Learning Session titled “Pandemic Preparedness: Country Case Studies and Learnings from COVID-19” is scheduled to take place on November 1. The objectives of the session are to understand:

• Health security and health system challenges faced by countries during the COVID-19 pandemic

• How countries should prepare to respond to any potential emerging infectious disease threat

• The innovative surveillance methods used by countries while fighting with COVID-19

In this meeting, the GLC4HSR will share with the advisors the progress made during the last quarter and plans for the next quarter. The Secretariat will also present the GLC4HSR's Health Systems Resilience Framework for the advisors’ comments and suggestions. The framework was created after literature review, expert consultations, and group discussions.

The learning journey at GLC4HSR commenced with an attempt to understand the meaning of health systems resilience and to build a framework to define it. A draft framework was created after literature review, expert consultations, and focused group discussions. The second peer-to- peer learning session was held to showcase the health systems resilience framework and indicators developed by ACCESS Health International, the techno- managerial secretariat of the GLC4HSR. The framework was presented to garner feedback and insights from the experts and to form a working group of interested professionals to review and finalize the framework and indicators that can be used for testing in selected countries.

Watch the session recording here.

Read the Summary Report here.

The GLC4HSR has an illustrious panel of technical advisors who guide the GLC4HSR and contribute towards strengthening and improving its learning journey. These are experts representing different parts of the world. TAG meeting are closed door meetings.

The second TAG meeting took place on July 27, 2022 during which the advisors shared their feedback and input on refining the membership approach and the thematic learning areas and processes undertaken by the Collaborative.

In line with its learning structure, the GLC4HSR holds quarterly and annual meetings and interim meetings in the form of round table discussions and learning meetings among and between experts and practitioners. These meetings are centred around thematic or sub thematic areas. The first peer-to-peer learning meeting focused on three thematic areas namely Health Systems Resilience Assessment Frameworks, Disease Surveillance Systems for Resilience and Global Health Architecture and Governance for Resilience Knowledge compiled by the Secretariat through systematic reviews and interviews and round table discussions with experts and practitioners set the stage for the learning dialogue through panel discussions, participants' comments, and online polls.

Watch the session recording here

Read the Summary Report here.

Within the first two months of its launch, the GLC4HSR attracted over 30 members from different parts of the world, primarily from South Asia. The first Members’ Network meeting was held with the objective of introducing the members and technical facilitators to each other on their current role, designation, expertise in health system resilience work and expectations from the GLC4HSR. Suggestions from members on strengthening the collaborative were sought during the meeting

Session recording is accessible to Members only.

Summary Report is accessible to Members only.

The GLC4HSR has an illustrious panel of technical advisors who guide the GLC4HSR and contribute towards strengthening and improving its learning journey. These are experts representing different parts of the world. TAG meeting are closed door meetings.

The first TAG meeting took place on April 21, 2022 during which the advisors shared their feedback and input on refining the membership approach and the thematic learning areas of the Collaborative.

The GLC4HSR was officially launched through a virtual conference that saw participation from 150 plus health systems stakeholders from across the world. An introduction to the GLC4HSR was given during the event, followed by an overview of the health systems assessment framework study undertaken by the GLC4HSR secretariat. This was followed by a panel discussion between health systems experts from India, Thailand, China, Japan, and the United States. The event also saw the unveiling of the GLC4HSR logo and its brand identity and the launch of the GLC4HSR website and Members’ Portal.

Watch the session recording here.

The first official meeting before the launch of the GLC4HSR, this meeting of relevant health systems experts from Telangana, was conducted with the objective of introducing the GLC4HSR and sounding off the initial steps and preparatory plans of the Collaborative in the run up to its launch. The meeting saw the participation of over 30 stakeholders from the academia, private health industry, government bodies, and the development sector. The participants gave their valuable input towards strengthening this key phase of building the GLC4HSR.

Watch the session recording here.

Read the Summary Report here.