Drug Policy and Civic Space in EECA: Key Insights from CND69 and EU Accession

We are presenting a new issue of the iSoS Digest, focused on EU accession processes, global discussions at the UN level, and shifts in civic space that are shaping the future of drug policy in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. This edition brings together key materials and analysis to better understand these dynamics — from […]

The EU Steps Up for Global Health in Uncertain Times

Today, the European Commission announced  its intention to pledge a total of €700 million overall for the 8th Global Fund’s replenishment, subject to the outcome of the upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework negotiations. At a time when budgets are under strain, priorities are competing, and the world feels increasingly unstable, stepping up for people affected by […]

Fighting Tuberculosis in Wartime: Resilience and Results That Save Lives

Despite entering the fifth year of the full-scale war, Ukraine’s tuberculosis (TB) response continues to function and save lives. In response to unprecedented challenges—including damaged infrastructure, the displacement of millions of people, and limited access to healthcare—healthcare workers, civil society organizations, and international partners are finding new solutions to ensure access to diagnosis and treatment […]

Webinar: innovative healthcare in Ukraine

How can digital tools help support people living with HIV during war? Join an upcoming webinar hosted by HivNorge, Positiiviset ry / HivFinland, and Alliance for Public Health (Ukraine) to learn how innovative digital solutions are helping ensure access to healthcare for people living with HIV in Ukraine. During the webinar, Tetiana Deshko and Maria […]

Alliance for Public Health releases report on four years of wartime resilience

Alliance for Public Health has released a new report “25 Years of Lifesaving Impact. Four Years of Resilience in Wartime,” highlighting how Ukraine’s HIV, tuberculosis and hepatitis programs have continued to operate during four years of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Since February 2022, Ukraine has faced unprecedented challenges. About 20% of the country’s territory remains temporarily […]

Small Team, Big Mission: APH’s Mobile TB Screening in Kherson

X-ray technician Maria travels to de-occupied and frontline settlements in the Kherson region of Ukraine – places where hospitals are destroyed, pharmacies are closed, transport links are severed, and mobile connection is often unavailable. She is a member of a mobile medical team for a tuberculosis screening project in the Kherson region where the risk […]

Season’s Greetings from the Alliance for Public Health

As the year comes to an end, we just want to say thank you for being with us. For 25 years, the Alliance for Public Health has been standing side by side with people and communities: through change, crisis, and moments of hope. And we’ll keep moving forward together. Wishing you peaceful holidays, time to […]

APH Welcomes the Bethlehem Peace Light

Today, at APH office, we had the honor of receiving the Bethlehem Peace Light, kindly brought to us by Plast as part of the traditional pre-Christmas events. This symbolic flame carries a message of goodness, support, and unity. Andriy Klepikov, Executive Director of the Alliance for Public Health, thanked the Plast members for carrying out […]