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What people are saying about the Global Report


This report outlines important issues for creating more equity and reaching the poorest and hard to reach children. Its call for more implementation research to reduce bottlenecks is a critical to-do.

Dr Mark Young, Senior Health Specialist, Policy and Evidence, Health Section, Programme Division
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)

The challenges to infectious diseases from environmental changes are well documented here, and the resulting ideas offer ways to create a more sustainable development approach.

Mr Jeffrey O’Malley, Director, HIV/AIDS Group, Bureau for Development Policy
United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

This report is a valuable resource for low and middle income countries who want to expand innovation, research and development capabilities.

Dr Armin Fidler, Lead Health Policy Adviser, Human Development
The World Bank

The global platform suggested here to track health research resources could strengthen national systems in disease endemic countries and increase the effectiveness of international funding for research for health.

Dr Marie-Paule Kieny, Assistant Director-General of Innovation, Information, Evidence and Research
World Health Organization (WHO)

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