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You need to create comprehensive stakeholder plan for a global health issue (e.g., Polio Vaccine). You must identify and connect key actors, including governments, NGOs, pharmaceutical companies, and international organizations, showing relationships and power dynamics.

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Global Health Issue- TB

Government policies

TB action plan for England (2021-2026)

US government Global TB strategy

NGOs actively involved

-Damien Foundation

-Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Pharmaceutical companies

-Johnson and Johnson

-Otsuka Pharma

-Bill and Melinda Gates Research Institute

-GSk

International Organizations

-WHO- End TB strategy

-Stop TB Partnership

-NIAID Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis Research

References

NIAID Strategic Plan for Tuberculosis Research

Reach. Cure. Prevent. U.S. Government TB Strategy

Damien Foundation

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PPEI Pakistan polio eradication immunisation program

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Multilateral organisations like bill gates funding, WHO, UNICEF

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EPI eradication polio immunisation program

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Ministry of healthcare providers

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Rotary international program (NGO)

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Pakistan red crescent society ( local community)

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Health care providers ( indus hospital)

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Children under the age of 5

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Measles

Government Agencies

National Health Ministries: d surveillance of vaccination programs.

Local Health Departments.

Healthcare Providers

Educational Institutions

International Organizations

World Health Organization (WHO)

UNICEF

Objectives

Monitor vaccine safety and track immunization rates.

Advocate for public health policy supporting vaccination.

Provide financial and technical support for vaccination programs.

Assist in setting global vaccination targets.

Communication/Engagement

Regular meetings, briefings, and reports on immunization progress

Ensure political support, allocate funds for vaccination programs, and monitor implementation at local levels

Evaluation

Vaccine coverage rates (national and regional)

Public awareness levels (via surveys or social media analysis)

Measles case counts (pre- and post-vaccination campaign)

Incidence of vaccine side effects

Distribution and storage of vaccines

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Global health issue- Tuberculosis

1. Government( US GOVERNMENT GLOBAL TB STRATEGY)

Key relationship: Policy making to establish national TB programs, regulations and funding.

Power dynamic: Hold regulatory and funding power but rely on external resources for large TB efforts

2. Non- Governmental Organization(BILL AND MELINDA GATE FOUNDATION)

Key relationship: Secure resources like fundraising for TB programs.

Power dynamic: Influence true advocacy and local outreach, dependent on funding.

3. Pharmaceutical companies( JOHNSON & JOHNSON)

Key relationship: Government funding support

Power dynamic: Control over TB drugs/ vaccines production, influenced by profit but pressured by other stakeholders

4. International Organizations(WHO, UNICEF)

Key relationship- Supporting the healthcare

Power dynamic: Power to mobilize resources, set standards, and influence policy alignment globally

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Key Categories of Stakeholders:

Government Agencies:

National Health Ministries

Local Health Departments

Ministry of Education (for prevention programs)

Ministry of Social Welfare

Public Health Regulatory Bodies

Healthcare Providers:

Hospitals and Clinics (public and private)

HIV Testing and Counseling Centers

Physicians, Nurses, and Social Workers

Pharmacists

Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Community-Based Organizations (CBOs)

Local AIDS service organizations

Donors and Funders:

International organizations (e.g., UNAIDS, WHO)

Government aid agencies (e.g., USAID, DFID)

Private foundations

Corporate sponsors and CSR programs

Communities Affected by HIV/AIDS:

People living with HIV/AIDS (PLHIV)

Key populations (e.g., men who have sex with men, sex workers, intravenous drug users, transgender people)

At-risk youth, especially in high-prevalence areas

Families and caregivers of people with HIV/AIDS

Educational Institutions:

Schools and universities (for awareness and education)

Academic institutions involved in HIV/AIDS research

Media:

Journalists and media outlets (for advocacy, information dissemination, and stigma reduction)

Social media influencers

Local media and radio stations

Private Sector:

Pharmaceutical companies (for drugs, research, and funding)

Employers (for workplace programs and policies)

Insurance companies (for coverage of HIV/AIDS treatment)

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Multi - Stakeholders - Global Health Diplomacy

Government of Kenya (Ministry responsible for Education, Health and Youth)

Bilateral Donor - US

Multilateral - WHO

Philanthropist -

NGOs - Kenya Association for the Prevention of Tubercolosis and Lung Diseases

Relationship

Core Global Health Diplomacy will be between the US and Kenya