Global health is experiencing severe disruption in its traditional governance architecture, precipitated by drastic changes in financial flows, which has greatly affected low-income and middle-income countries. These countries are asked to coordinate external inputs from global health institutions while having little control over their mandates, boards, funding, or incentives. Ministries of health remain accountable for health outcomes while external partners retain authority over priorities, financing channels, indicators, and data.
Kaynak: The Lancet
