Sustainable Resource Mobilisation to Strengthen Global Healthcare Interventions

December 18, 2020 Global Response South Africa SAIIA Article/Blog post by John Schellhase

“Donor assistance and governmental efforts should not be confined to controlling COVID-19 and reinforcing the first line of defence (preparedness), but should equally extend to the second line of defence (strengthening healthcare systems and securing sustainable funding arrangements).”

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