Welcome to our new blog
Welcome to our new blog, Leading Global Health. This week, we are featuring a series of stories rarely told, yet critical to the developing world: the growing importance of leaders in Ministries of Health.
WHO's Chan: 'Some countries are angry'
Part one of the 8-part series In the Driver’s Seat: A Series on Country Ownership of Health Programs. Dr. Margaret Chan, a medical doctor and native of China, was appointed Director-General of the World Health Organization in November 2006. Her term will run through June 2012.
Shah: 'We want real outcomes in health'
Part two of the 8-part series In the Driver’s Seat: A Series on Country Ownership of Health Programs. Dr. Rajiv Shah was sworn in as the 16th Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on December 31, 2009. He spoke with John Donnelly earlier this month.
Q: What does country ownership mean?
Ethiopia’s Tedros: No ownership, no scale
Part three of the 8-part series In the Driver’s Seat: A Series on Country Ownership of Health Programs. Ethiopian Health Minister Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has worked in his country’s Health Ministry since 1986 and has led it since 2005.
Q: What has frustrated you about the lack of country ownership in the past?
From Nepal: `We build step by step’
Part six of the 8-part series In the Driver’s Seat: A Series on Country Ownership of Health Programs. Dr. Sudha Sharma, Nepal’s Secretary of the Ministry of Health and Population and a gynecologist and public health specialist by training, spoke with John Donnelly in her office in Kathmandu earlier this month.
From Mali: `We have a lot of control now’
Part seven of the 8-part series In the Driver’s Seat: A Series on Country Ownership of Health Programs. Dr. Salif Samake is Director of Planning and Statistics for Mali’s Health Ministry.
Q: How important is country ownership of health programs in Mali?
Achieving the health MDGs: country ownership in four steps
MLI live-blog from Addis Ababa
Welcome to a live blog from the MLI Learning Collaborative Forum in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The forum will take place over the next four days, ending Friday.
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