The Global Health Centre hosted a frank conversation on the future of GHIs alongside the #WHA77 and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the Global Fund’s soon-to-be launched “replenishment” campaigns. healthpolicy-watch.news/should-global-…

Happy to have joined this panel for honest discussions about the future of GHIs

“Why is the Global Fund situated in Geneva and not in Nairobi? Why is the Global Fund not in Addis Ababa instead of Geneva? Because it gives a tremendous amount of power.” healthpolicy-watch.news/should-global-…

Transition to sunset: the future of foreign aid for basic health services in Africa development-today.com/archive/2024/d…

Tell me that LMICs cannot explore other options to fund health beyond aid: Estimates show that in 2023, total DAH to LMICs ($64.6b) was 9.8% of total remittances ($656b) received from residents abroad. worldbank.org/en/news/press-…

Can "global health" reduce the emphasis on meetings upon meetings, and the "self" (open to interpretation) and put more emphasis on work that truly causes impact on lives? Random thought midweek

Justice Nonvignon I agree! “…a moratorium on planning, conferences and photo-ops until 2030 [is] a way to speed up the Sustainable Development Goals.” open.substack.com/pub/singerp/p/…

Amazing that a school that is "only" 30 years has achieved so much beyond Ghana to become a centre of excellence in the region. Happy to be at the launch of the 30th anniv of Sch of Pub health University of Ghana. Interesting to realize I'd been here for 15 yrs!

Spending this week with good friends and collaborators at the University of Ghana - Justice Nonvignon Augustina Koduah Genevieve Cecilia Aryeetey Timely moment to visit - Congratulations on the 30th year anniversary of University of Ghana Many inspiring stories about its milestoned shared today

Food for thought!

Webinar📢: Join MSH's Justice Nonvignon (Justice Nonvignon) for a Center for Global Development webinar marking 10yrs of success building priority-setting institutions that help governments maintain effective health systems during times of fiscal crises. Javier H Guzman Cruz Ursula Giedion cgdev.org/event/celebrat…

Pleased to lead the new Primary Health Care Efficiency, Effectiveness &Equity (PHC 3E) cluster MSH. Together we will work towards a more efficient, effective, equitable and sustainable PrimaryHealthCare system that delivers for populations

"Do not let the dog wag the tail", a response to opinion by Nina Schwalbe and colleagues on GDP and aid Happy to have coauthored this response with Prof Gavin Yamey @gavinyamey.bsky.social Dr. Soji Adeyi Damian Walker, Osondu Ogbuoji, Mieraf Taddesse Tolla speakingofmedicine.plos.org/2024/08/14/do-…

What's the best way to determine a country's need for dev aid? MSH's Justice Nonvignon & Damian Walker + others argue that standard indices like #GDP are misleading and #LMICs should focus on strengthening #datasystems while increasing domestic spending. msh.org/resources/do-n…

“A significant shift is underway in the fight against #HIV,” writes Justice Nonvignon in our latest newsletter. Discover how MSH supports country-led approaches to HIV service integration & what the #globalhealth community can do to sustain the HIV response: mailchi.mp/msh/sustaining…

Global conferences, like #AIDS2024, inspire participants to apply what they've learned in the real world. Justice Nonvignon—MSH's Tech. Dir. for Primary Health Care Efficiency, Effectiveness & Equity—reminds us that now “the challenge is to walk the talk.” msh.org/story/financin…

"Half of the countries in Sub-Saharan Africa rely on external financing for more than a third of their health expenditures" Angela Apeagyei, Justice Nonvignon Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) & team PLOS Global Public Health call for African nations to invest more in health & increase efficiency journals.plos.org/globalpubliche…