SDG Focus Points For The G20 Health and Development Partnership

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7 Jun 1137010136663363585

Dr M. Ryan (WHO) @JamesTGallagher “We are entering a very new phase of high impact epidemics.“ We agree! Heads of Gov. must ensure that threats of pandemics are tackled quickly. New forms of finance to fund innovations are needed.

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Large Ebola outbreaks 'new normal'

The two largest outbreaks of the disease have been in the past five years.

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31 May 1134429162859573248

Together with our partners, we are organising a Health 20 Roundtable Conference in the side-lines of this year's G20 summit on 24th June 2019 in Tokyo. Interested? Check our website. https://t.co/Zklu6ZgwN4

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29 May 1133687130163732480

Ready to present our G20 report at the WHO G20 Health Working Group Session. We need to map and scale up innovative financing initiatives that can supplement existing funds for health innovation! @G20Partnership #innovation4health

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28 May 1133403108489474048

Thank you Dr Sumi for the great discussions with our Partners today. We commend the Japanese @g20org Presidencies efforts on keeping global health prominent on this year’s agenda. #WHA72 #innovate4health @G20Partnership

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