MCHF Strategic Plan 2027–2031
Our integrated five-year framework for equitable health: five programme areas, 26 interventions, implementation, learning and accountability.
Collaborate to strengthen service quality, referral systems and frontline health-worker capacity.

Care across the continuum from adolescence through pregnancy, birth and early childhood
Explore programme05Stronger services, stronger institutions, stronger collaboration
Explore programmeOur integrated five-year framework for equitable health: five programme areas, 26 interventions, implementation, learning and accountability.
The Foundation’s objectives, governance structure, five strategic portfolios and institutional accountability framework.
A health system includes the people, facilities, coordination and support that make services possible. MCHF’s strategy focuses on strengthening these connections through collaboration with local institutions.

Training, mentorship and continuing learning should respond to identified needs. The plan includes support for community health workers and frontline personnel alongside appropriate learning materials.
Referrals, follow-up and awareness of available services help connect communities with facilities. Understanding barriers to access is part of designing useful linkages.
Quality improvement uses assessments, tools and learning to address delivery challenges. Sustainability asks whether local communities and institutions can maintain useful improvements over time.
Framework: MCHF Strategic Plan 2027–2031 and institutional memorandum. This introduction explains the approach; it does not report completed programme results.
Explore the strategic priorities