We catalyze collaboration between startups and governments on data and technology-enabled innovations that strengthen health systems in Africa.
By doing so, we aim to help local authorities tackle the largest health challenges in low-income and underserved populations.
Both governments and the private sector have a crucial role to play in supporting their countries with the equitable, inclusive and sustainable health systems.
This calls attention to the urgent need for increased and coordinated funding models and mechanisms for HealthTech, with different stakeholders recommending how that transformation should occur.
For the second year in a row, we will bring together investors, startups, scale ups and policy makers for three full days at the HealthTechHub Africa in the Norrsken House in Kigali, Rwanda.
A hybrid event with keynotes, panels, startup pitches and expos, facilitated 1-1 meetings with selected startups and more by members of HTHA partnerships team, in front of and in-person curated audience of up to 300 guests –broadcasted to our audience online.
To increase deal-sourcing opportunities for investors in HealthTech Hub Africa-vetted and accelerated companies from the 2022 and 2023 cohorts.
To establish a platform to facilitate blended financing partnerships for high-impact startups and scaleups with a proven track record in public-private partnerships through the utilization of HealthTech Hub Africa fast-tracking grants for government priorities.
To enhance thought leadership in innovative financing, funding mechanisms, public procurement,and PPP value-sharing.
To launch an investor network for healthtech investments in Africa.
