The authors discuss the need for the UK to streamline priorities, forge respectful partnerships, and drive multilateral reform in global health. They highlight the UK’s historical leadership in global health, with initiatives like the Health is Global strategy, but note recent setbacks, such as cuts to global health aid and delays in humanitarian aid. They argue that the new government must address challenges such as insufficient domestic health expenditure in low and middle income countries. The authors emphasize the importance of maintaining a focus on global health amidst distractions and ensuring that manifesto plans are successfully realized to address these critical challenges.
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How should the new government rebuild the UK’s reputation in global health?
