While great strides have been made to improve health in poor countries, the global supply chain that connects the dots does not work well. This report of the Global Health Forecasting Working Group provides an analysis of the problem and an agenda for action. It offers recommendations that could be implemented by public and private organizations.
Access to medicines is an issue of life or death for millions of people in poor countries. While great strides have been made in the last decade to improve health in poor countries the global supply chain that connects the dots does not work well. This report of the Global Health Forecasting Working Group, which was convened in early 2006 by senior fellow and director of programmes Ruth Levine, provides an elegant analysis of the problem and a sensible agenda for action.
