U.S. Mission Geneva / Eric Bridiers 
I’m not a big fan of causal loop diagrams – CLD paintings tend to make me as dizzy as the average Prezi presentation, perhaps my fast increasing brain age has something to do with… Read more »
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On not so sticky paths and fleeting windows of opportunity – what can we learn from health policy making patterns in post-conflict Sierra Leone for post-Ebola times?
Unless tragic emergencies are unfolding – as it is sadly the case now in West Africa – little attention is given to fragile and post-conflict countries. Not only do donors contribute to fragile states… Read more »
A new governance model to reach the right to health? The Tunisian societal dialogue
Fahdi wrote this blog together with Vincent De Brouwere. In many Arab countries, memories of the so called “Arab spring” are still very vivid. However, four years after large swathes of the Tunisian… Read more »
Overcoming Ebola – why we need to be in it for the long haul
In December 2006, Gorik Ooms and colleagues argued that humanity may need some kind of “world health insurance” to realize the right to health. Concurring, Wim Van Damme added that it should take the… Read more »
Are racist rants unavoidable “collateral damage” in an Ebola crisis?
There are many among us who hope the Ebola crisis will turn out to be a wake-up call for the international community to invest more in global health security, including health systems strengthening in… Read more »
Reflections of a symposium ‘first timer’
Now that I am back at my desk in Stockholm I cannot stop thinking about the Global health systems symposium that I attended in Cape Town, maybe because it was my first! And of… Read more »