The Access and Delivery Partnership in Africa

Over the past decade, the Access and Delivery Partnership project has been working with countries across Africa to bridge the gap between health innovation and access. While new health technologies – medicines, diagnostics and vaccines – for TB, malaria and NTDs are being developed, they often fail to reach those who need them most. Led by UNDP, in partnership with WHO, TDR and PATH, and funded by the Government of Japan, ADP is changing that by strengthening systems across the entire value chain for access and delivery — from regulatory frameworks to supply chains and last-mile delivery. Together, we are helping countries transform health innovations into real, equitable impact.