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The Future of Health in a Fractured World Health: A Political Choice
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WELCOME Fragmenting consensus in a fragmenting world Axel R Pries, president, World Health Summit 1 INTRODUCTIONS 1.1 From dependency to self-reliance: A new chapter in global health Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus director-general, World Health Organization 1.2 Health at the heart of a fairer future Amina J Mohammed, deputy secretary-general, United Nations 1.3 Reclaiming momentum – delivering health in a world of risk Achim Steiner, former administrator, United Nations Development Programme 1.4 Compounding threats, collective response: Why health must drive Europe’s future Enrico Letta, president, Jacques Delors Institute, and dean, IE School of Politics, Economics and Global Affairs, IE University
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