How does UHC aim to address health inequities?

The approach UHC takes to address health inequities revolves around providing equitable access to essential health services for all individuals, regardless of their socio-economic status. This means that people from various backgrounds, including low-income families, marginalized groups, and those living in remote areas, should have the opportunity to receive the care they need without facing financial barriers.

By focusing on universal health coverage, UHC aims to eliminate discrimination in access to healthcare based on economic capability or social standing. This inclusive strategy is essential to promote overall health and wellbeing in populations that often face systemic obstacles in accessing healthcare services. The goal is not just to treat illness but to create a health system that serves everyone effectively, fostering equal opportunities for health access and outcomes across diverse communities.