Six Principles of the Global Health Architecture in the Post-Aid Era
With development aid declining and global health urgently needing new sources of funding, an emerging consensus argues for a new global health architecture. This architecture must be based on equity and resilience, governed by national and regional authorities, and provide systems that serve the most vulnerable.
Commentary
Azerbaijan and COP29: Missed Opportunities, but also Promising Steps within the Health-Climate Nexus
In Baku, Azerbaijan, discussions emphasised the urgent need for health-focused climate policies, but systemic inequities and governance gaps left the most vulnerable nations under supported in addressing climate-related health crises.
