On 26 April 2023, the GHC’s International Geneva Global Health Platform organised a panel discussion on the theme: “Averting a collision course? Beyond the pandemic instrument and the International Health Regulations (IHR)”. About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel! #pandemic #pandemics #pandemicinstrument #pandemictreaty #IHR

On Thursday 23 March 2023, the GHC’s International Geneva Global Health Platform co-hosted with the Global Network for Anti-Corruption, Transparency and Accountability in Health (GNACTA), and organised in collaboration with the World Health Organization Health System’s Governance and Policy Unit, a panel discussion on the theme: “Corruption in healthcare: a global health blind spot”. About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel!

On Thursday 13 April 2023, the GHC’s International Geneva Global Health Platform co-organised with BRAC James P Grant School of Public Health (@bracjamespgrantschoolofpub8251) and Universidad de los Andes (@uniandes) a public event on the theme: “Rising Pharmaceutical Innovation in the Global South: Painting with New Colors”. About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel!

Our annual Geneva Health Week took place from 21 to 25 May 2023 at the Geneva Graduate Institute (@genevagraduateinstitute), which included the Open Briefing to the 76th World Health Assembly (WHA) and four WHA side events. On Thursday 25 May 2023, the GHC’s International Geneva Global Health Platform co-organised with Health Policy Watch, the Clean Air Fund (@cleanairfund5250), and the Climate and Clean Air Coalition of the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) (@ClimateCleanAirCoalition), its fourth and last WHA side event on the theme: “Breathing Life with Clean Air Action: Civil Society Drives Change”. About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel! #GenevaHealthWeek #WHA #WHA76 #WorldHealthAssembly #OpenBriefing #WHASideEvents #GenevaGraduateInstitute

Our annual Geneva Health Week took place from 21 to 25 May 2023 at the Geneva Graduate Institute (@genevagraduateinstitute), which included the Open Briefing to the 76th World Health Assembly (WHA) and four WHA side events. On Wednesday 24 May 2023, the GHC’s International Geneva Global Health Platform co-organised with PANTHER Health its third WHA side event on the theme: “How Can Global Action Really Meet Local Needs in Emerging Outbreaks?” About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel! #GenevaHealthWeek #WHA #WHA76 #WorldHealthAssembly #OpenBriefing #WHASideEvents #GenevaGraduateInstitute

Our annual Geneva Health Week took place from 21 to 25 May 2023 at the Geneva Graduate Institute (@genevagraduateinstitute), which included the Open Briefing to the 76th World Health Assembly (WHA) and four WHA side events. On Tuesday 23 May 2023, the Global Health Centre’s International Geneva Global Health Platform co-organised with the International Commission of Jurists (@ICJ_org), the Global Health Law Consortium (@globalhealthlawconsortium8953), the Global Initiative for Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (@GIESCR), and Physicians for Human Rights (@PHRvideo), its second WHA side event on the theme: “Beyond Panic & Neglect: Building a Human Rights Framework for Public Health Emergency Prevention, Preparedness and Response”. About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel! #GenevaHealthWeek #WHA #WHA76 #WorldHealthAssembly #OpenBriefing #WHASideEvents #GenevaGraduateInstitute

Our annual Geneva Health Week took place from 21 to 25 May 2023 at the Geneva Graduate Institute (@genevagraduateinstitute), which included the Open Briefing to the 76th World Health Assembly (WHA) and four WHA side events. On Monday 22 May 2023, the Global Health Centre’s International Geneva Global Health Platform co-organised with The Lancet (@TheLancetTV), the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (@LSHTM), and the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons (@ghanacollegeofphysiciansan4814), its first WHA side event on the theme: “Synergies in global health and why they matter”. About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel! #GenevaHealthWeek #WHA #WHA76 #WorldHealthAssembly #OpenBriefing #WHASideEvents #GenevaGraduateInstitute

On 23 June 2023, the GHC’s International Geneva Global Health Platform co-organised with KELIN Kenya (@kelinkenya7028) a panel discussion on the theme: “UN Human Rights Council Side Event: Digital Innovation, New Technologies and The Right to Health”. The event was held in collaboration with GNP+ (@globalnetworkofpeoplelivin9360), @PrivacyInternational, @STOPAIDSUK, the Global Governance Centre (@genevagraduateinstitute), and the Centre for Interdisciplinary Methodologies at University of Warwick (@uniofwarwick) and with the support from the Permanent Missions of Brazil and Germany. About us: The Global Health Centre (GHC) is an interdisciplinary research, education, and convening centre of excellence based in the Geneva Graduate Institute. Founded in 2008, the GHC provides a better understanding of the shifting power balance in global health through academic analysis, contributing to the capacity building of decision-makers, government representatives, international organisations and other stakeholders such as civil society and the private sector. By affirming itself as a leading research centre in global health worldwide, the GHC broadens understanding, contributes to setting agendas and fosters inclusive partnerships. The International Geneva Global Health Platform seeks to promote exchanges, discussions and collaborations in order to improve health policies at the global level. The Platform aims to facilitate the assimilation and sharing of knowledge in the health field and better equip the future generation of health leaders. Through the Platform, the GHC engages with a wide-range of actors and acts as a laboratory of global health innovation. More information: www.ghplatform.org Follow us on: - Twitter: @GVAGrad_GHC // twitter.com/GVAGrad_GHC - LinkedIn: Global Health Centre // www.linkedin.com/showcase/global-health-centre/ Subscribe to our channel!