COMPASS Focus Areas
Our Advocacy Priorities
01
Sustainable Domestic Financing and a Strong Health Workforce
02
Global Health Financing and Accountable Transitions
03
Comprehensive HIV and Health Services
04
Community-led Monitoring and Accountability
05
Integrated and Differentiated Health Services
06
Localisation and Community Leadership
07
Climate Change, Pandemic Preparedness and Health-System Resilience
The Challenges Driving Our Work
COMPASS directs collective advocacy towards five interconnected challenges that prevent health systems from delivering equitable and sustainable outcomes.
Collective Advocacy
Bringing communities, civil society and partners together to influence policy, financing, services and accountability.
01
Structural barriers to equitable access
Restrictive, outdated or poorly implemented policies continue to exclude communities from quality HIV and health services.
02
Unsustainable financing and workforce constraints
Chronic underinvestment, dependence on external financing and health-worker shortages threaten service continuity, equity and country ownership.
03
Fragmented services and unequal access to innovation
Health services remain insufficiently integrated and responsive, while effective prevention choices and differentiated delivery models do not reach everyone who needs them.
04
Limited community power and accountability
Communities are too often consulted after priorities have been set, with limited power to shape decisions, monitor implementation and hold institutions accountable.
05
Fragile gains amid transition and emerging threats
Financing transitions, pandemics, emergencies and other shocks can disrupt essential services and reverse hard-won HIV and health gains.
