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Donald Kaberuka

Kenya
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7th President, African Development Bank (2005-2015);Emeritus Chair Global Fund HTM(2019-2023).High Representative of the African Union on Finance.
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A new paradigm for global health financing

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By Donald Kaberuka, Muhammad Ali Pate, Budi Gunadi Sadikin, Erna Solberg
| Arab News Verified
A new paradigm for global health financing An engineer working at the Quality Control Laboratory on an experimental vaccine at the Sinovac Biotech in Beijing. (AFP) Short Url https://arab.news/2jqp3 Global health financing has long reflected good intentions but flawed incentives, with donor countries setting priorities and recipient governments learning to follow them.
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A New Paradigm for Global Health Financing

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By Donald Kaberuka
| Project Syndicate Verified
As aid flows decline, more countries are articulating a new vision in which health financing would build on national resources, answer to domestic priorities, and remain accountable to their own citizens. Such a change is long overdue, and it can be achieved by pursuing reforms in three areas. ABUJA—Global health financing has long reflected good intentions but flawed incentives, with donor countries setting priorities and recipient governments learning to follow them.
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A New Paradigm for Global Health Financing

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By Donald Kaberuka
| QOSHE
ABUJA—Global health financing has long reflected good intentions but flawed incentives, with donor countries setting priorities and recipient governments learning to follow them. But this decades-old arrangement is now collapsing, giving us a rare opportunity to transform how we finance health nationally, regionally, and globally. Politics 4 The Strong Suffer What They Must Harold James marvels at the major powers’ loss of credibility, military prowess, and international influence.
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