Mark Grabowsky on rethinking global health investment
To reduce overall mortality rates, where should global health investments go?
It’s more about understanding the specifics that are the root causes of the mortality rather than whether to investment in this or that country, according to Dr. Mark Grabowsky, chief operating officer at the Office of the U.N. Secretary-General's Special Envoy for Financing the Health Millennium Development Goals and for Malaria.
Mark Grabowsky on the post-2015 health MDGs
As the deadline for the MDGs gets closer, Grabowsky also shared his views on delivery systems for health goals in the post-2015 agenda, and the current state of the negotiations.
Find out more insights from the U.N. official — including how stakeholders stand on pushing for universal health coverage — in the above clips.
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