Today, I will talk about the Summit of the Future, looking at the role of civil society in health promotion in this process and beyond, then look at the impact of digital tools on the right to health and, final look to see how we can further implementation of the Summit's health commitments and promote the right to health in the digital transformation of health, both through a Framework Convention on Global Health.
Lyla Latif & Akram Latif Why should we care about financing the right to health, especially in the Global South? The problem is stark: limited resources and competing priorities often push health financing to the back burner in low-to-middle-income countries.…
The UN Summit of the Future from
Sept 22 to Sept 23, 2024, is fast
approaching, with a focus on achieving
the Sustainable Developments Goals
(SDGs) by 2030, but also looking further
into the future. The global health
community would do well to consider
what should follow the SDGs. To build
on the Summit’s broad remit….
Health equity is the most telling metric of progress on the 2030 Agenda, and a key driver of its
success. Virtually all SDGs impact health equity, while actions aimed at reducing health equity gaps
will accelerate progress throughout the 2030 Agenda. Yet the world is vastly off track to achieve its
health targets. As COVID-19 made plain, the world is facing a pandemic of health inequity.
