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Health and well-being

Access to good health and well-being is a human right and the foundation of human prosperity. Although significant progress has been made in improving the health of billions of people since 2000, major hurdles remain ¡ª particularly in developing countries, where women and children are most vulnerable. 

²ÝÁñÊÓÆµ¡¯s health-related research untangles the growing social, economic, and environmental complexity that threatens to outpace the ability of governments and communities to manage the well-being of their citizens. Our work assesses key elements of healthy development to ensure they are reinforced by health policy.

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Event

UN Day Dresden 2021: Ungleichheiten in Krisen

To celebrate United Nations Day (24 October) in Dresden, ²ÝÁñÊÓÆµ-FLORES and partners were organizing an exciting programme on ¡°Inequalities in Crises¡±.

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Event

Can Gender Budgeting Lead to Better Health Outcomes?

This seminar featuring Prof. Indrani Gupta will discuss the challenges in trying to mainstream gender in the budgetary processes of countries.

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Journal Article

Dialogical reflexivity towards collective action to transform global health

COVID-19 highlights systemic inequities, spurring calls to decolonize global health and dismantle power asymmetries.

11 Aug 2021

Media Coverage

Armed Groups Response to COVID-19 Underscore the Need for Long-term Global Health Campaigns

Examining COVID-19's effect in East Nigeria.

14 Jul 2021

Press Release

Laptops, Cell Phones, and eGames?Defied Slump as COVID-19 Dented 2020¡¯s?Electronics Sales

COVID-19 caused a greater drop in electronics sales in low- and middle-income countries than in high-income countries in 2020.

09 Jun 2021