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Sustainability Planning for Malawi’s Health Sector: 17th Extraordinary Think-Tank Conference Recap

How does a nation build a resilient, sustainable health system in the face of seismic shifts in global funding? On October 16th-17th, 2025, the Health Economics and Policy Unit (HEPU) at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences, in collaboration with the Malawi Ministry of Health and the Thanzi Programme, hosted the 17th International Extraordinary Think-Tank Conference. This video provides a comprehensive summary of the two-day event, where global experts and local policymakers gathered to answer a critical question: "What should we fund?" and how do we ensure "more health for the money we have?" [Key Themes Covered] National Ownership: Moving from donor dependency to domestic resource mobilization. The LEGS Framework: Why Leadership, Ethics, and Governance are the foundation of healthcare. Data-Driven Policy: Using the Thanzi La Onse (TLO) Whole System Model to guide integration and efficiency. Health Financing: Institutionalizing National Health Accounts and exploring mandatory insurance. Workforce Optimization: Strategic investment in healthcare cadres to maximize patient care. Visit the HEPU website for more research and policy briefs: https://hepu.kuhes.ac.mw Follow us on Twitter/X: @HEPU_Malawi #MalawiHealth #GlobalHealth #HealthEconomics #Sustainability #PublicHealth #ThanziLaOnse #HEPU #MOHMalawi