WHO and Global Health Governance
Globalisation provides opportunities and challenges for global health. Among these, the role played by the WHO cannot be overlooked. With the outbreak of Covid-19 in 2020, we can once again glimpse that world and global health governance requires WHO leadership and effective implementation of WHO's core global functions to ensure better effectiveness of all health actors. However, achieving such goals and effectiveness may be hindered by the reduced scope of activities and budgetary reallocation of the global core functions. The project will therefore revolve around a discussion of its core functions and funding, in the hope that by finding better solutions, the WHO can still play a global leading role in response to public health emergencies.
2020 MA: International Relations, University of York (UK)
2018 BA: English for Medical Purpose, Fujian Medical University (CHN)
The 2nd China-Malaysia Relations Forum. China
Title: Challenges and Prospects for Health Diplomacy between China and Malaysia under the COVID-19
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South China University of Technology, RA
Teaching the course “Global Governance Theory and Practice” (2020-2021)