2021年5月8日土曜日

2021/05/07 #HealthforAll Mariana Mazzucatoさんのツイート


Media briefing on #COVID19






https://twitter.com/mazzucatom/status/1390686181126463489?s=21

https://twitter.com/_luminous_woman/status/1390712937644318724?s=21


great so it's it's such a urgent question you're asking sofia because you know this is not the first time that the globe has had a huge emergency to react to together you remember that with the financial crisis there was a lot of liquidity poured into the system basically in order to save capitalism most of that finance went back into the financial sector this time what we have to make sure is that every country's recovery plan is not only strong but is built in such a way that the funds actually land on the structures on the ground and in the first instance of course on the health system which has you know revealed to be very weak but also on new forms of public-private partnerships i think what this whole debate over the vaccine should hopefully reveal to us that it's not about you know the state or the private sector it's actually about how to work together in better ways and here i think we should really look at some countries where for example there's conditionalities attached to bailouts for particular sectors i know that this goes beyond health but i think we need to be learning kind of what works what doesn't also with other sectors in france for example the the recovery funds that went to the airlines into the automotive were conditional on actually lowering their carbon emissions and we know that there's very strong relationships of course with climate change and the health crisis and we can't just keep going from one crisis to another so embedding within our public-private partnerships a true build back better design is is fundamental and for that i think we need to look at how procurement works you know government as purchaser how we look at grants how we look at loans but also how we literally look at the collaborations for innovation and the buildback better you know slogan will just be a slogan unless we bring those ideas on the ground and there's no better place to start than the vaccine as dr treadro said if we don't do it with the vaccine where are we going to do it but also really fortifying a global welfare state but also reimagining it making it a modern 21st century welfare state state so also our health systems are innovative instead of having this dichotomy of innovation here and welfare state here how can we really innovate through the health system itself and allow the industrial strategy the innovation policy to be at the center of how we think about health for all thank you thank.
 you very much professor masuka.

あなたがソフィアに求めているのは、非常に緊急性の高い質問です。なぜなら、世界が大規模な緊急事態に対応するのは今回が初めてではありません。今回、私たちが確認しなければならないのは、各国の復興計画が強固なものであるだけでなく、資金が実際に現場の構造物に着地するような形で構築されていることです。 ワクチンをめぐる一連の議論は、国家か民間かという問題ではなく、よりよい方法で協力し合う方法を明らかにしてくれると期待しています。例えば、フランスでは、航空会社や自動車会社に支給された復興資金は、実際に二酸化炭素の排出量を削減することが条件となっていましたが、気候変動と健康危機には非常に強い関係があることがわかっています。 そのためには、購入者としての政府がどのように調達を行うのか、助成金をどのように見るのか、融資をどのように見るのか、また、イノベーションのための文字通りのコラボレーションをどのように見るのかを見直す必要があると思います。このようなアイデアを現場に持ち込まなければ、「ビルドバック・ベター」というスローガンは単なるスローガンに過ぎません。また、グローバルな福祉国家を強化するだけでなく、21世紀の現代的な福祉国家として再構築することで、医療システムを革新的なものにすることができます。

マッツカート教授、ありがとうございました。

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https://www.who.int/news/item/06-05-2021-global-experts-of-new-who-council-on-the-economics-of-health-for-all-announced

Global experts of new WHO Council on the Economics of Health For All announced

6 May 2021 

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  • Initial 11 members are distinguished experts in economics, health, government, finance and development from around the world.
  • Council's focus is on new strategies to shape economies and financial systems with the objective of building healthy societies that are just, inclusive, equitable and sustainable. It will incorporate lessons learned during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Council will hold its first meeting on 6 May 2021 led by Chair Mariana Mazzucato, Professor of the Economics of Innovation and Public Value and Founding Director in the Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose at University College London.

WHO is convening 11 leading figures in economics, health and development from around the world as the first members of the WHO Council on the Economics of Health for All. The Council's role is to provide independent advice to the Director-General on addressing interrelated health and economic challenges and mapping out a way forward that supports communities and countries to build healthy societies.  To do so, it will provide recommendations for a new approach to shape the economy that supports health for all as an overall goal, including more equitable and effective health systems.

"I am delighted that WHO is convening this talented and driven group of global experts as the WHO Council on the Economics of Health for All, which is Chaired by the distinguished economist Professor Mariana Mazzucato," said Dr Tedros. "I established this Council precisely to gather leading experts in economics, policy development and health, and to benefit from their knowledge and skill. I urge them to advise on a new way forward that ensures health is at the heart of all government action and investment decisions. We must value and invest in health as our most important commodity. "

The Council is holding its inaugural meeting today, kickstarting a robust and wide-ranging process to gather insights and develop actionable plans and forward looking practices built on real-world examples and lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patron of the Council, H.E. Sanna Marin, Prime Minister of Finland, said the new body will provide strong support to WHO and countries in addressing the interconnected issues of public health and the economy.

Prime Minister Marin said: "The pandemic has had a momentous impact on health, economies and societies around the world. At the same time, it has shown that, with the right approach, it is possible to protect the vulnerable, to safeguard both health and the economy. It has underlined the meaning of global solidarity and the importance of putting people at the centre of decision-making. The participation of women in the policy design and at the heart of response and recovery is essential." 

She added: "We strongly believe that this Council will provide invaluable advice to both to the Secretariat and the Member States."

In addition to Professor Mariana Mazzucato, as Chair, the inaugural members of the council are Professor Senait Fisseha, Professor Jayati Ghosh, Vanessa Huang, Professor Stephanie Kelton, Professor Ilona Kickbusch, Linah Kelebogile Mohohlo, Dr Zélia Maria Profeta da Luz, Kate Raworth and Dame Marilyn Waring. Additional members may be appointed. Dr Vera Songwe will join as a special guest.

"The COVID-19 pandemic has shone the brightest light ever on the great lack of capacity and alignment among essential sectors in society in how they respond to the interlinked health and economic challenges people face in their daily lives," said Professor Mazzucato, Council Chair, Professor of the Economics of Innovation and Public Value and Founding Director in the Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose at University College London. "Government capacities for protecting public health and, in turn, safeguarding and boosting economies require interlinked strategies, investment and political commitment. Health for all must be at the heart of government investment and innovation decisions—and it must be governed with the common good in mind. The Council will work to address these many challenges and offer the world a path forward."

The WHO Council aims to reframe health for all, as a global objective, and ensure that national and global economies and finance are structured in such a way to deliver on this ambitious goal. This includes advice on what can be done and practical tools in four important areas:  new ways to measure and value health for all, build up public sector capacity to drive transformative change and innovate towards achieving population health goals, and, to ensure financial systems invest in creating health.  This requires a transformation in financing for health,  not as a cost but a long-term investment for a "healthy society," grounded in the fundamental truth that health and the economy are interdependent.  



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