Interview series #1: Amitabha Sarkar, Tampere University and United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)
As the task force working on the WHO-led reform process prepares its interim report by November, we ask global health experts: Can this process deliver a more equitable global health system?
Launching this week, our three-part interview series explores what meaningful reform would look like, whose voices are shaping the debate and whether countries and communities with less influence will gain greater control over the decisions that affect their health.
Interview series #2: Dian Maria Blandina, United Nations University
As the task force working on the WHO-led reform process prepares its interim report by November, we ask global health experts: Can this process deliver a more equitable global health system?
Interview series #3: Aggrey Aluso, Action Network Africa (RANA)
As the task force working on the WHO-led reform process prepares its interim report by November, we ask global health experts: Can this process deliver a more equitable global health system?
In Zeiten wie diesen kann es schon politisch mutig sein, die langfristigen Ziele im Kampf für eine bessere Welt nicht aus dem Blick zu verlieren. Trotz des Backlashs gegen die globale Nachhaltigkeitspolitik kamen vom 7. bis 15. Juli 2026 Regierungsvertreter:innen und Interessengruppen beim jährlich stattfindenden High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development (HLPF) in New York zusammen, um über den Stand der Umsetzung und die Zukunft der Agenda 2030 zu beraten. Dieser Beitrag fasst die Ergebnisse des HLPFs zusammen.
