Listen to the wise women!
What do 10 women economists in @WHO Council on Economics of Health for All have to say to G20 finance ministers? Don’t just add more finance to problems, CHANGE the financial structures to focus on the goal of Health for ALL! Read our briefs: https://www.who.int/groups/who-council-on-the-economics-of-health-for-all … @DrTedrospic.twitter.com/BBeIw0pPam
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In the short run ill-health can be cheaper. In the long run it is not only more painful but also more expensive. Investing in health brings meaning to economic decision making.
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Bring systems thinking and intersectionality with the restructuring process...
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Very interesting
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Very interesting
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Yes, this is true . It's hitting hard.Tx
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We have been there before and we know what should be done: it’s about Public Goods and Equity but that will not happen without a transparent Partnership framework with the private sector together with civil society
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sorry but that would be SOCIALISM (it wouldn't be, but that's what people who benefit from the broken system as it is will frame it)
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