Finally go to reading the great "Guide to a Pandemic Treaty" by @GHC_IHEID, @haiknikogosian and @IlonaKickbusch.
Serves as a nice one-click FAQ on the topic.
Recommended read to anyone in #globalhealth!
graduateinstitute.ch/sites/internet…
Nevertheless, a few questions remain:
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Serves as a nice one-click FAQ on the topic.
Recommended read to anyone in #globalhealth!
graduateinstitute.ch/sites/internet…
Nevertheless, a few questions remain:
1/
The world is still struggling with responding to the ongoing pandemic, most importantly (for public health + moral reasons) the extreme inequity in vaccine distribution.
What is the opportunity cost of treaty negotiations vs addressing immediately pressing issues?
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What is the opportunity cost of treaty negotiations vs addressing immediately pressing issues?
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The political considerations and the securitization of health diplomacy are intertwined in those discussions and will affect the outcomes.
Thus (while briefly touched upon in Q5/Q34), the topic of "in WHO or elsewhere" / "in Geneva or in New York" could be further explored.
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Thus (while briefly touched upon in Q5/Q34), the topic of "in WHO or elsewhere" / "in Geneva or in New York" could be further explored.
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Lastly, one must wonder if this pandemic would have played out the same with a stronger adequatly financed @WHO.
Will a pandemic treaty strenghten the @WHO or further fragment #globalhealth? (beyond the matter of the treaty secretariat discussed in Q39)
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Will a pandemic treaty strenghten the @WHO or further fragment #globalhealth? (beyond the matter of the treaty secretariat discussed in Q39)
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