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insufficient fundings specially highlighted after covid

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The doners choose where the money goes

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large foundations provide massive funding leading to concerns that private interests dictate global health priorities over the needs

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When major contributors (like the US) withdraw, the financial shock is severe, forcing staff cuts and programme reductions

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political disagreements can slow decisions

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More funding to issues that concerns richest countries

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More funding to issues that concerns richest countries

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Must navigate the geopolitical interests of nearly 200 member states

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Organizations often find themselves stuck in the middle of geopolitical rivalries such as the Us-China tensions

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he reduced the fundings to WHO and demands from major powers like china for greater representation

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Accountability processes in global health are complex, inconsistent, and poorly defined, making it difficult to evaluate performance or enforce standards.

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IO's are often criticized for being too "top- heavy" and bureaucratic, leading to slow responses of crises

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They often prioritize diseases that affect the west and not major diseases affecting regions in the global south

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slow response due to excess of bureaucracy

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slow response due to excess of bureaucracy

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How to ensure funding from states to face presenta and future challenges

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How to ensure funding from states to face presenta and future challenges

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Countries are not equal and directions are not curated for every country (they all face different challenges economical and social)

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Private donors can help, but they may also skew priorities away from global needs.

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Private donors can help, but they may also skew priorities away from global needs.