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Freelance foreign correspondent covering politics, conflict, human rights and health primarily in eastern and southern Africa.

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Devex CheckUp: Is the WHO Foundation at a crossroads?

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By Andrew Green Verified
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Calculating global health funding cuts under Trump, and how AI might improve sexual and reproductive health. Can the WHO Foundation afford to keep itself running? The foundation was created to raise funds for the World Health Organization, including from the private sector, while serving as something of a firewall against any undue influence on the agency.
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5 years in, Ebola puts WHO’s pandemic hub to the test

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By Andrew Green Verified
| Devex
Launched five years ago, the World Health Organization Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence has guided global efforts to detect and respond to outbreaks. Now it wants to get response time down to 24 hours. Five years ago, the World Health Organization launched its Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence with an ambitious goal: to help the world spot emerging health threats earlier and act faster.
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Devex CheckUp: Will the future of global health be written in the next year?

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By Andrew Green Verified
| Devex
The State Department goes on a faith-based financing spree, and how a focus on malaria could help the fight against Ebola. Mark Dybul is counting down. Dybul, who led the implementation of the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief from 2006 to 2009, says there is now a 12- to 18-month window for a handful of countries — with partner support — to get the processes in place that will allow them to transition away from donor backing for their health systems.
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