Global campaigns to control HIV, tuberculosis, malaria, and vaccine-preventable illnesses
showed that large-scale impact can be achieved by using additional international financing …

The global economic crisis that began to unfold in 2008 has raised serious concerns about
the ability of developing countries to meet targets for improvements in population health …

VIEWPOINT entire sector. In exchange for giving up the right to select projects according to
their own priorities, donors gain a voice (but not a controlling interest) in the process of …

Background The need for timely and reliable information about global health resource flows
to low-income and middle-income countries is widely recognised. We aimed to provide a …

We agree with the WHO Maximizing Positive Synergies Collaborative Group (June 20, p
2137) 1 that global health initiatives have contributed to an increase in total resources for …

Two new Articles in The Lancet1, 2 address a very relevant and timely topic in global health
economics. In the first Article, Joseph Dieleman and colleagues in the Global Burden of …

Executive summary Prompted by the 20th anniversary of the 1993 World Development
Report, a Lancet Commission revisited the case for investment in health and developed a …

With global health likely to be high on the agenda of this year's G8 Summit, starting today in
St Petersburg, Russia, it is worth taking stock of international assistance funding trends and …

Comment improving aid quality. The past year saw several promising and innovative
proposals to finance development, including the airline solidarity contribution led by France3 …

In their Comment in The Lancet (July 16, p 220), 1 Kate Mandeville and colleagues support
the shift in the policy discourse on human resources for health away from framing the issue …