Health/ Togo advances equitable healthcare with new mobile clinics initiative
Togo has taken a significant step toward a more just, inclusive, and resilient health system with the acquisition of two specialized mobile clinics—one dedicated to ophthalmology, the other to dental care. This initiative reflects the government’s clear political commitment to placing population well-being at the heart of public action.
Aligned with the National Health Development Plan, the project aims to break down barriers to healthcare access, particularly for underserved rural communities.
Beyond treating eyes and teeth, it seeks to restore dignity and ensure equal access to quality care between urban and remote areas.
Equipped with modern technology, these mobile units will enable on-site diagnosis and treatment, empowering health workers to deliver effective and human services.
The support of international partners such as the Islamic Development Bank and UNDP under the PARUSCT program highlights the credibility of Togo’s health governance model.
This collaboration reflects a proactive diplomacy focused on tangible, sovereignty-respecting solutions.
Togo is not just announcing reforms; it is implementing them with determination, reinventing its social contract around equitable access to quality healthcare. This is where true progress lies.
Kodjovi Makafui
