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6 Building a Framework for Global Health Security
6 Building a Framework for Global Health Security
Pages 81-86
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in Chapter 3, it will require leadership at the national Given the increasing rate of emergence of new infectious government level to build and sustain effective public diseases and the increasing inter-connectivity of people health infrastructure and capabilities as core foundation and economic activity, the underlying risks and poten- of the overall health system. If ensuring the security of tial impact are probably increasing.
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A stylized funding cost of the World Bank's Panhealth architecture will also fortify against other pressing demic Emergency Financing Facility (PEF) of 8–10 global health challenges, such as antimicrobial resistance percent, based on an effective net funding cost of (AMR)
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There are good reasons to believe that investment to reduce the global threat posed by pandemics represents Financing Stronger National Core Capacities exceptional value for money, when health and economic In Chapter 3, we argued that reinforcing core capacities returns on investment are considered. Analysis of the re- and infrastructure at the national level so that countries
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• rigorous, objective, and transparent assessment of As explained in Chapter 3, estimating the scale of current performance against these defined capacities the required incremental investment is difficult, because (as envisioned in Recommendation B.2) ; and information about each country's current status is far • clear and detailed plans to rectify gaps, including the from perfect and benchmark definition is insufficiently costs of upgrading core capacities and a model for precise.
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The objectives are to enhance our capac- outside the health care sector, such as the life insurity to detect infectious disease outbreaks through better ance, travel, and tourism and meat and poultry trade diagnostics, strengthen our ability to control such out- sectors. Here, there is scope for exploring innovative breaks through better containment and protection tools, financing solutions.
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2015. HIV prevention research & development fund ing trends, 2000–2014: Investing in innovation in an evolving sion that we have neglected this aspect of global security.
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