The Commission on Smart Global Health focuses on several critical challenges. Your unique perspective on the issues listed below will enrich the Commission's work and improve its final report. Read these blogs, submit your ideas using the comment forms below each posting, and be part of the movement for smart global health.
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The Commission brings together recognized leaders with a breadth of experience and accomplishment across many diverse fields. This section highlights videos, blogs, interviews and news articles with members of the Commission. Read More >
H1N1 and pandemic preparedness updates, highlighting expert Phil Nieburg, Senior Fellow, CSIS. Read More >
CSIS Global Health Policy Center launched a year-long debate series -- ‘Fault Lines in Global Health’ -- intended to generate an informed, civil, bipartisan, and open airing of opinion on critical global health controversies. Read More >
Posts related to infectious diseases, including, HIV/AIDS, TB, Malaria and others. Read More >
Seeking fresh new approaches to global health policy, the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health launched a contest to attract innovative ideas from both students and professionals. Entrants needed only to answer one question in 500-800 words: What is the most important thing the U.S. can do to improve global health over the next 15 years? The response was over 1000 entries from all 50 U.S. states and over 40 countries. Read More >
Posts related to Humanitarian Aid. Includes a reports from Senator Frist on his recent trip to Haiti and blogs on disaster relief. Read More >
Posts related to Maternal and Child Health issues. Read More >
Members of the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy, led by commission cochairs Helene Gayle and Admiral William Fallon traveled to Kenya for a three-day mission, in August 2009. The delegation met with a broad range of actors including U.S. officials, representatives of the Kenyan government, public health workers, nongovernmental and community-based organizations, and individual beneficiaries of U.S. assistance. Read More >
Posts related to Measurement and Accountability. Read More >
Highlights your feedback and testimony for the Commission. Read More >