WHS 2022: ‘We can do it. We must do it. So let’s do it.’
Germany co-hosts the pledging moment for the Global Polio Eradication Initiative’s 2022-2026 strategy
Events
WHS 2022: Health investments are smart investments
At a WHS 2022 session on financing and strengthening health systems, global leaders and politicians unanimously agreed on the urgent need to invest in systems for community health, as a fail-safe, high-return investment for stronger health systems and building resilience for future pandemics
World Health Summit 2022 – Making the Choice for Health
From October 16-18 2022, 300 speakers and 6000 participants will discuss innovative solutions to health challenges. As WHS partner BMZ hosts several interesting sessions.
The first Catalyst Dialogue – on global health architecture – featured at the 2022 Global Health Talk
The innovative concept of a Catalyst Dialogue – generating critical insights of high-level experts to inspire Germany’s global health policy – was tested in a panel discussion on 5 July in Berlin.
Global Health Talk 2022: Lively debates on current global health issues
On 5 July 2022, the Global Health Hub Germany hosted 80 delegates live and over 600 delegates online at its hybrid Global Health Talk in Berlin.
‘Nothing about us without us’ – putting young people and their sexual and reproductive health and rights at the centre
At a virtual two-day conference, experts from around the world discussed challenges and opportunities in advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights for – and together with – young people.
In the post-COVID period, a strong midwifery workforce is more essential than ever
A World Health Summit panel calls for investments in midwifery to achieve Universal Health Coverage and resilient health systems
Vaccine Equity: Have we passed the test?
At the WHS 2021, a high-level panel considers achievements and shortfalls in the efforts of the international community to reach global vaccination targets
A World Health Summit panel calls for a paradigm shift in the implementation of One Health
One Health has traditionally focused on collaboration between human and animal doctors. Panellists at the World Health Summit argued for a paradigm shift to put communities and their natural environments at the center. Four concrete One Health projects show what this can look like in practice.
COVID-19 threatens decades of progress in health outcomes and life chances for women and girls
Panellists call for country-led action with greater involvement by civil society and communities in fighting the next stage of the pandemic