ICPHC 2025
ICPHC 2025 – Where collaboration sparks action, and sustainability takes center stage.
Building on the success of ICPHC 2023, which brought together 1,000 global participants, ICPHC 2025 will push the conversation further – focusing on exploring and devising sustainable, donor-independent Primary Health Care (PHC) systems in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs).
A collaboration between the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, the International Institute for Primary Health Care-Ethiopia, and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, ICPHC 2025 is more than a conference – it’s a platform for action. Experts, advocates, and emerging leaders will connect to exchange insights, co-create solutions, and build partnerships that drive real-world change.
Through interactive discussions, policy dialogue, and solution-driven workshops, we will tackle one of PHC’s biggest challenge: financial resilience in an evolving funding landscape. Be part of shaping the future of Primary Health Care – where innovative strategies replace reliance on donors and where global collaboration leads to local impact.
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Gain exposure to the latest trends, research, and innovations in PHC. Learn from global experts and thought leaders who will share actionable insights that you can apply directly to your work, whether in policy, healthcare delivery, or community engagement.
Connect with professionals, innovators, policymakers, and community leaders from across the globe. ICPHC 2025 provides a unique environment to build lasting relationships, collaborate on projects, and expand your professional network.
Participate in hands-on, solution-driven workshops, case studies, and panel discussions. Collaborate with experts in real-time to tackle challenges and explore new opportunities for transforming PHC in your region or sector.
Enhance your skills and knowledge with access to a wealth of resources, tools, and frameworks. Whether you’re a healthcare provider, policymaker, or community leader, you’ll walk away better equipped to implement impactful PHC strategies.
The conversation doesn’t stop when the conference ends. You will join an exclusive Global PHC Community of Practice Platform for ongoing discussions, networking, and knowledge sharing. Connect with other attendees, share your insights, and collaborate on initiatives to continue driving change in PHC globally.
ICPHC 2025 is designed to offer practical solutions that you can implement in your own community or organization. Whether you’re working in a high-income country or a low-resource setting, you’ll leave with concrete ideas to enhance PHC delivery and improve health outcomes in your area.
Gain exposure to the latest trends, research, and innovations in PHC. Learn from global experts and thought leaders who will share actionable insights that you can apply directly to your work, whether in policy, healthcare delivery, or community engagement.
Connect with professionals, innovators, policymakers, and community leaders from across the globe. ICPHC 2025 provides a unique environment to build lasting relationships, collaborate on projects, and expand your professional network.
Participate in hands-on, solution-driven workshops, case studies, and panel discussions. Collaborate with experts in real-time to tackle challenges and explore new opportunities for transforming PHC in your region or sector.
Enhance your skills and knowledge with access to a wealth of resources, tools, and frameworks. Whether you’re a healthcare provider, policymaker, or community leader, you’ll walk away better equipped to implement impactful PHC strategies.
The conversation doesn’t stop when the conference ends. You will join an exclusive Global PHC Community of Practice Platform for ongoing discussions, networking, and knowledge sharing. Connect with other attendees, share your insights, and collaborate on initiatives to continue driving change in PHC globally.
ICPHC 2025 is designed to offer practical solutions that you can implement in your own community or organization. Whether you’re working in a high-income country or a low-resource setting, you’ll leave with concrete ideas to enhance PHC delivery and improve health outcomes in your area.
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Book your calendar now to join ICPHC 2025 and become a partner in shaping the future of primary health care.
The ICPHC2025 is a global platform organized by the Ethiopian Ministry of Health (MoH), the International Institute for Primary Health Care-Ethiopia (IPHC-E), and Johns Hopkins. It aims to foster dialogue, knowledge exchange, and collaboration among primary health care (PHC) professionals to strengthen PHC systems globally, with a focus on low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), through interactive sessions, workshops, and potential post-conference engagements
ICPHC 2025 is distinct for its LMICs-focused approach, being organized by LMICs for LMICs. It provides a platform for practical learning, sharing experiences, and fostering multisectoral collaborations. Additionally, the conference emphasizes post-conference engagement through a virtual community of practice to ensure sustained impact and continuous learning beyond the event.
The conference targets a diverse audience, including primary health care professionals (physicians, nurses, community health workers), policymakers, researchers, multisectoral stakeholders, global health organizations, community leaders, and advocates. Special sessions will be dedicated to community health workers (CHWs) to highlight their contributions and foster dialogue with key stakeholders.
Promote Intersectoral Collaboration: Foster holistic approaches to health through cross-sectoral partnerships.
Advocate for PHC Policy and Investments: Influence global and national health policies to prioritize PHC.
Address LMIC Challenges: Share best practices and strategies tailored to LMIC contexts.
Empower PHC Champions: Recognize and amplify the role of PHC leaders and innovators.
ICPHC 2025 will be held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from October 6-10, 2025. The exact venue will be announced soon. The conference may include options for networking sessions, workshops, site visits, and practical learning opportunities over 2.5 to 4.5 days, depending on the finalized schedule.
ICPHC 2025 offers a virtual community of practice for post-conference discussions. This platform allows attendees to continue networking, share updates on projects, discuss challenges, and collaborate on initiatives. It also enables tracking of the conference's real-world impact, fostering accountability and continuous improvement in PHC practices.
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If you are interested in getting involved in this conference, please submit a message in the “Contact Us” box.