The purpose of this series of Strategic Roundtables is to explore current concerns and future directions for global public health with delegates, experts from the World Health Organisation, partner agencies, and civil society.
The activities, which will be broadcast on this page, are scheduled to take place in the Palais des Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. The first-ever Investment Round of the World Health Organisation will be supported by an Investment Case, which will be unveiled during this interactive conversation regarding the necessity of a sustainably financed WHO.
The study, "All for Health, Health for All: the WHO Investment Case, 2025–2028,” will be jam-packed with information and case studies illustrating the influence of WHO both nationally and internationally. As Member States and others unite behind a sustainably supported WHO, speakers will outline the organization's unique position in global health, discuss the possibilities and challenges facing global health in the next four years, and express their support for a successful Investment Round.
One of humanity's greatest achievements, vaccines save millions of lives annually. This unique occasion will honour the tremendous accomplishments and innumerable lives saved throughout the course of the Expanded Programme on Immunization's (EPI) 50th anniversary, and it will advocate for a renewed political commitment to maintain, enhance, and fund vital immunisation systems across the globe.
Join Dr. Tedros, prominent figures in the field of immunisation, legends, and up-and-coming stars for an evening of exploration into the limits of human possibility. Senior officials, heads of agencies, and ministers are invited to this exclusive high-level event.
Due to high demand and limited space availability, we can only accommodate a maximum of two people per delegation. This discussion will explore critical new avenues via which parliaments and WHO Member States can reframe Health for All as a sector-wide shared responsibility and a potent catalyst for equitable and sustainable development.
One of the top global priorities is making urgent investments in health, with a particular emphasis on shifting health systems towards primary care in order to attain universal health coverage. It is essential to boosting communities' resilience.
This discussion will examine ways to maximise artificial intelligence's (AI) potential for the health sector while maintaining a focus on inclusion and fairness as well as the necessary privacy and human rights safeguards.
The goal of the session is to promote international cooperation and establish leadership goals for WHO and its partners, in line with WHO's efforts to assist the digital transformation of health systems. Future WHO digital health and AI initiatives will be informed by the important topics, problems, and resources that will be discussed by speakers from academia, ministries of health and information and communications technology, the regulatory and commercial sectors.
September 2024 will see the second High-Level Meeting (HLM) of the United Nations General Assembly on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR), bringing together world leaders. The opportunity for Members will be provided via this roundtable at WHA 77.
The goal of this discussion is to advance the global health architecture for combating climate change from COP28 to COP29. This discussion is especially important since one of the six strategic objectives of the WHO's Fourteenth General Programme of Work is climate change, and a resolution on climate change and health is anticipated to be approved during the World Health Assembly. Talks will also describe pertinent projects and help with coordination and collaboration. Read more about This series of Strategic Roundtables brings together
