At a recent panel discussion hosted by Medicus Mundi Switzerland, Medicus Mundi International, and the Geneva Graduate Institute’s Centre for Health, experts from across the health spectrum discussed practical steps to decolonise global health governance and give marginalised communities a greater voice and agency in their own healthcare systems.
Propos recueillis par Nadja Papageorgiu
By Hans Kluge & Azhar Giniyat
Medicus Mundi Switzerland Medicus Mundi Switzerland (MMS) is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. On this occasion MMS will explore at the jubilee Symposium how the work and the role of Civil Societies in International Health Cooperation and in Global Health have changed and evolved.
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