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Health: A Political Choice – Building Resilience and Trust

Edited by Ilona Kickbusch and John Kirton
Published by GT Media, 2024

Free downloadable electronic version available here
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Welcome messages

The economy of well-being
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director-general, World Health Organization
How to create trust in science: the responsibility of academic institutions
Axel R Pries, president, World Health Summit
Health and well-being: fairness for all generations
Achim Steiner, administrator, United Nations Development Programme
Health as a political choice: building resilience and trust
Rose Gana Fomban Leke, 2023 Virchow Prize laureate, Favour Amarachi Nwogu, secretary, Multilateral Initiative on Malaria Society, and Wilfred Mbacham, founder, Fobang Institutes for Innovations in Science and Technology

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Editors' introductions

Building resilience and trust from the ground up
Ilona Kickbusch, founding director, Global Health Centre, Geneva
Building resilience and trust in global health governance
John Kirton, director, Global Governance Program

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Spotlight

Science can help us achieve healthier futures for everyone
John-Arne Røttingen, chief executive officer, Wellcome Trust

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Strengthening pathways to equitable multilateralism

Divided world, divided health outcomes
David P Fidler, Council on Foreign Relations
Addressing the antibiotic emergency
Claire Oxlade and Professor Dame Sally Davies, UK special envoy on antimicrobial resistance
To tackle AMR, the world needs sustainable access to antibiotics
Manica Balasegaram, Global Antibiotic Research and Development Partnership
Taking a broad view of health
Juan Pablo Uribe, Global Financing Facility for Women, Children and Adolescents, Monique Vledder, Health, Nutrition and Population Department, and Clémentine Murer, Health, Nutrition and Population Department, World Bank
The evolution of multilateral development banks is just getting started
Amanda Glassman, Inter-American Development Bank

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Promoting health and ecological well-being

Finding opportunities among the challenges
Teymur Musayev, minister of health, Azerbaijan
Fighting short-termism for a just future
Herbert Girardet, World Future Council
Can we build our resilience by rebuilding trust in nature?
Grethel Aguilar, International Union for Conservation of Nature

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Spotlight

Building health care resilience across Africa
Matshidiso Moeti, World Health Organization African Region

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Building resilient health ecosystems

Trust and resilience: two sides of the same coin
Karl Lauterbach, health minister, Germany
Health systems: the real drivers of economic growth and social well-being
Hans Henri P Kluge and Natasha Azzopardi Muscat, World Health Organization Regional Officefor Europe
Measuring trust: a precursor to resilient health systems
Francesca Colombo, OECD Health Division

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Spotlight

Health is a right, and a basis for growth
Interview with Muhammad Ali Pate, coordinating minister of health and social welfare, Nigeria

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Promoting the social and emotional resilience of communities

Setting a new standard for mental health care in Spain
Mónica García Gómez, minister of health, Spain
To ensure global health security, include everyone
Winnie Byanyima, UNAIDS
It is time to amplify Indigenous voices
Catherine Chamberlain, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health
Taking a public health approach to emergencies: building on trusted relationships with the community
Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health officer
Breaking the cycle of eroded trust
Elhadj As Sy, World Health Summit Council

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Spotlight

Putting people at the centre of care
Interview with Lucy Gilson, 2024 Virchow Prize laureate

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Establishing safe digital infrastructure and trustworthy AI

Transforming health care with Africa CDC’s digital strategy
Jean Kaesya, Jean-Philbert Nsengimana, Cyril Seck, Patrick Kasiama, Edem Adzogenu, Nebiyu Dereje, Alain Ngashi Ngongo and Nicaise Ndembi, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention
Maximising AI’s transformative potential while minimising its risks
Balvir S Tomar, NIMS Universit
Reinforcing preparedness in a post-pandemic world
Pamela Rendi-Wagner, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control
From infrastructure to impact: why foundations matter in digital health
Alain Labrique, Derrick Muneen, Garrett Mehl and Jeremy Farrar, World Health Organization
Why use artificial intelligence?
Ricardo Baptista Leite, HealthAI – The Global Agency for Responsible AI in Health
Putting young people at the centre of digital health strategies
Sarah Neggazi, International Pharmaceutical Students Federation

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Spotlight

All for health, health for all
Catharina Boehme and Melanie Bertram, World Health Organization

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Expanding sustainable investments in community resilience

Building a stronger health ecosystem in Malawi
The Honourable Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda, minister of health, Malawi
Why the world needs a well-resourced Pandemic Fund
Priya Basu, Pandemic Fund
Transforming healthcare systems in Asia and the Pacific
Eduardo P Banzon, Health Practice Team, Human and Social Development Sectors Office, Asian Development Bank
A call to prioritise investment in universal health coverage to strengthen resilience
Magda Robalo and Pamela Cipriano, UHC2030

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Spotlight

Putting immunisation at the heart of resilience
Sania Nishtar, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

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Ensurancing transparency, accountability and voice

Knowledge as a foundation to effect change
The Right Honourable Helen Clark, Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research
Recognising the importance of trust to pandemic preparedness and response
Sarah Hess, Pandemic Preparedness Global Platforms, and Sylvie Briand, Global Pandemic Preparedness and Monitoring, World Health Organization
A glance at the various forms of science diplomacy
Lidia Arthur Brito, UNESCO
How civil society organisations are making a difference
Rodrigo Olin-German, Global Network of People Living with HIV
WHO governance: from resolutions to results
Peter Singer, University of Toronto
Ingraining trust and resilience in supply chains
Interview with Yasmin Chandani, inSupply Health

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Strengthening health diplomacy in the face of conflict and insecurity

Health under siege: conflict, insecurity and the role of humanitarian diplomacy in the Eastern Mediterranean Region
Hanan Balkhy, World Health Organization
Preventing child deaths in conflict and humanitarian settings is a political choice
Helga Fogstad, UNICEF
Health systems in conflict: amplifying the role of evidence in strenghtening health system resilience
Preeti Patel, Centre for Conflict and Health Research, King’s College London
An achievable path to health in a context of chronic conflicts and insecurity
Shadi Saleh, Global Health Institute, American University of Beirut
Protecting children experiencing conflict
Interview with Samantha Nutt, War Child Canada/USA
Supporting health care in Afghanistan
Interview with Wahid Majrooh, Afghanistan Center for Health and Peace Studies

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Ensuring health policies transcend political cycles: a call for sustainable reform
Michel Demaré, chair of the board, AstraZeneca
Addressing health holistically requires promoting meaningful social connection
Karen DeSalvo, chief health officer, and Monica Bharel, clinical specialist, Google
Alleviating global health disparities among the older population through healthspan science
Mehmood Khan, CEO, Hevolution Foundation
Holistic heart health care
Oliver Appelhans, Daiichi Sankyo
How AI helps YouTube Health transform the reach and scale of high-quality health information
Garth Graham, YouTube Health
Tackling the rising disease burden through health system resilience
Iskra Reic, AstraZeneca, Partnership for Health System Sustainability and Resilience Steering Committee member

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