The WHO Council on the Economics of Health For All aims to reframe health for all as a public policy objective, and ensure that national and global economies and finance are structured in such a way to deliver on this ambitious goal. The Council will aim to create a body of work that sees investment in local and global health systems as an investment in the future, not as a short-term cost. Read more
29 August 2022
This Council Insight expands on the importance of time-use data referred to in the Council’s Brief on “Valuing health for all” and is an extended version of the related article published in Think Global Health ...
8 March 2022
In the latest policy brief - on the value of health for all - the WHO Council on the Economics of Health for All proposes three key objectives from the planetary to the individual scale ...
26 October 2021
The world has been turned on its head by the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. This has provided a stark wake-up call on the severe under-financing of health systems around the world ...
9 June 2021
The Council has written this brief to focus on the governance of innovation, a critical building block of healthy economies, and lays out the key problems with the health innovation ecosystem and why radical changes are needed to ensure it delivers Health for All ...
8 June 2021
The WHO Council on the Economics of Health for All, which comprises leading economists and health experts from across the globe, today called on governments, the scientific and medical community and private sector leaders to re-design the health innovation ecosystem toward delivering health technologies for the common good ...
12 May 2021
The World Health Organisation has asked Professor Dame Marilyn Waring to help come up with new strategies to build healthy societies. The AUT Professor of Public Policy is one of 11 global experts convened for the new WHO Council on the Economics of Health for All ...