Consumer Health
Week 2026
Consumer Health Week 2026 is a national, public-interest platform convened by Development Impact Partners (DIP) in partnership with Ghana Health Service (GHS) and anchored on World Health Day. It is a week celebrating consumer-centered health systems and includes two days of exhibitions, innovation showcases, keynotes, policy dialogues, discussions and workshops.
Conference Themes
Explore the critical topics shaping consumer health in Ghana and across the continent.
Safe Medication Practices
Promoting responsible use of medicines and combating counterfeit drugs in communities.
Nutrition & Wellness
Addressing the nutrition transition and promoting healthy dietary habits for all ages.
Digital Health Innovation
Exploring technology solutions that improve access to health information and services.
Herbal & Traditional Medicine
Ensuring safety and regulation of traditional remedies while respecting cultural practices.
Health Literacy
Building capacity for individuals and communities to make informed health decisions.
Consumer Rights in Healthcare
Strengthening consumer protection frameworks and advocacy in the health sector.
Featured Speakers
Prof Kwabena Frimpong-Manso Opuni
CEO
Food and Drugs Authority
Prof Samuel Kaba Akoriyea
Director-General
Ghana Health Service
Dr Sodzi Sodzi-Tettey
CEO
National Vaccine Institute
Guest Speaker
We are honoured to welcome a distinguished leader at the intersection of health, policy, and public service.
Hon. Dr. Zanetor
Agyeman-Rawlings
Member of Parliament, Klottey-Korle Constituency
A third-term MP and mother of three, Dr. Agyeman-Rawlings chairs the Committee on Security and Intelligence and serves on Defence & Interior, Employment and Petitions committees. She chairs the Ghana-Algeria Friendship Association and co-chairs the Women Legislators in Defence (WLID) Network.
An alumna of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) with ten years in General Practice and Family Medicine, she holds an EMCPS from the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping and Training Centre. She is a member of both the Climate Parliament and the Pan-African Parliament.
Our Partnerships
Consumer Health Week 2026 will be implemented through a robust multi-stakeholder partnership framework. This collaborative approach is essential for maximizing the initiative's reach and impact.
This diverse collaboration ensures a comprehensive and integrated effort towards advancing consumer-centred health systems in Ghana. Key partners include government agencies, regulatory bodies, development organizations, civil society, and the private sector.
Ghana Health Service (GHS)
Health delivery partner
Food and Drugs Authority (FDA)
Regulatory partner
Development Partners
International collaboration
Civil Society Organizations
Community advocacy
Private Sector
Industry engagement
Government of Ghana
Policy framework
Proudly Supported By
We are grateful to our sponsors whose generous support makes Consumer Health Week Ghana possible.
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Ready to Join Us?
Register now to secure your spot at Ghana's premier consumer health event. Early registration is recommended as spaces are limited.