Global health ecosystem

The Sevilla Platform for Action announced an initiative towards a renewed global health ecosystem. “Political leaders, through the Sevilla Commitment, have reaffirmed their commitments to increase investments in universal health coverage and inclusive, equitable, affordable, resilient and quality health systems,” the chief of the World Health Organization said.

The Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4) represents a critical opportunity to reshape the global financial architecture towards a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable model, as well as to rethink the importance of global health governance and sustainable funding. Global health architecture refers to the collective efforts of international organizations, governments, NGOs, and other actors to address health issues beyond national borders.

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