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February 25, 2024Eastern Mediterranean Health JournalOpen Access

Changing roles in global health governance following COVID-19

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WKWafa Abu El Kheir-MatariaHEHassan A. N. El‐FawalSCSungsoo Chun

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Overview

Delphi survey reveals shifting governance roles among nineteen international organizations, highlighting financial capacity as a key factor in securing network influence.

Key Points

  • The World Health Organization maintained leadership in stewardship and policy, whereas UNICEF emerged as the primary actor for managing global health challenges.
  • Delphi survey consensus across 30 global health experts identified degree centrality shifts among 19 international actors across multiple governance functions.
  • Highlights the vital role of funding in global health governance, indicating that financial power strongly determines an organization's future structural influence.

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Kheir-Mataria et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e77b26b6db6435876ef2b5https://doi.org/10.26719/emhj.24.024
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