African Resource Center for Anticorruption in Health (ARCAH)
Corruption in the healthcare sector has become a pressing issue that requires immediate attention. ARCAH is at the helm of affairs to great value delivery
Our Publications
In recent years, numerous studies and articles have shed light on the alarming prevalence of corruption in the healthcare sector. These publications reveal shocking revelations, exposing a system where greed and malpractice often prevail over patient care. From bribery and embezzlement to fraud and nepotism, the findings leave us questioning the very foundation of the healthcare industry.
About our Organization
African Resource Centre for Anticorruption in Health (ARCAH) was founded in 2022 in response to health sector corruption issues in Africa. The centre is a product of extensive research on health sector corruption since 2017, led by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), Health Policy Research Group (HPRG), University of Nigeria, and School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)
ARCAH is operational in several countries
We have been working hard in some Major African in strengthening anti-corruption laws, increasing transparency, enhancing monitoring and auditing and protecting whistle blowers
Nigeria
Nigeria is the giant of Africa. Discover how ARCAH Nigeria is spearheading the battle against health corruption, tackling the issue head-on.
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe has been actively combating health corruption within its healthcare system. ARCAH have been working together to address this issue.
Malawi
Malawi won't back down in the battle against Health Corruption! Join us in this fight for a healthier future. To learn how you can make a difference with ARCAH.
Other African Countries
The fight against health corruption involves stringent measures to hold individuals accountable for their actions and to prevent corruption from taking place.
Our Team
We have Teams from various part of the world powering our idealogies and vision. Currently, ARCAH is affiliated with multiple institutions, including the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, the Health Policy Research Group at the University of Nigeria, the University of Malawi, the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) in London, and Bayero University in Kano.
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Our aim is to collectively curb health corruption in Africa and improve the healthcare system for the benefit of all citizens.