Building Trust for a Healthier World
October 13-15
The World Health Summit 2024 brought together stakeholders from politics, science, the private sector, and civil society from around the world to set the agenda for a healthier future by inspiring innovative solutions for better health and well-being for all. It was held under the theme "Building Trust for a Healthier World" from October 13-15 in Berlin, Germany and online.
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Central Topics
From Pledges to Progress: Financing Global Health Solutions
Antimicrobial Resistance: Roadmap to Future Resilience
Empowering Futures: Strategies for Women's and Children's Health
The Climate-Health Nexus: Pathways to Action for Equity
Fostering Youth Leadership: Strengthening Voices for Impact
Artificial Intelligence: A New Era in Digital Health
Impact of #WHS2024
pledged for the WHO Investment Round at the WHS 2024 Signature Event
in premature mortality by 2050 announced as goal of Global Health 2050, launched by the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health 3.0
inaugurated by UNFPA, Charité and BIH – advancing innovation, research, and investment in women's health, with a focus on sexual and reproductive health
launched by the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board – outlines key drivers of pandemic risk and offers a roadmap for stronger global preparedness
are affected by Female Genital Schistosomiasis.The new Invest in Women, Invest in Health initiative was launched by the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
released policy paper on "Reducing health risks of climate overshoot" urging public health to be central to global climate governance
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Session Recordings
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WHS Regional Meeting 2024
The World Health Summit Regional Meeting 2024 was hosted by Monash University focused on the future health of people across the Asia Pacific, exploring how science, innovation and policy can unite to address our region’s most critical health challenges.