Dr. Nashwan Al Othman and Chinasa Imo on rural health financing in conflict zones: donor gaps, diaspora funding, aid dependency and community health workers.
What About Rural Health™ shares key insights from its ‘ICCP 2026: Rural Health Equity’ roundtable on community psychology for rural health equity.
Out-of-pocket spending is how most African households pay for care. Serah Makka on the trade-offs it forces and where reform is being tested.
Three ways to fund African healthcare without donor aid: diaspora remittance insurance, debt-for-health swaps and health-worker migration deals.
Serah Makka traces Africa’s aid-dependency narrative to how global health was built, and argues African countries can become donors themselves.
Serah Makka of The ONE Campaign on why Africa’s health story skews to crisis, and the vaccine inputs the continent supplies without credit.
Serah Makka of The ONE Campaign on why rural health in Africa needs proof-of-concept models and domestic investors before outside capital follows.
Serah Makka of The ONE Campaign and Chinasa Imo on financing rural health in Africa: out-of-pocket costs, diaspora insurance, debt swaps and investors.
Dr. Jess Armine on two low-cost models for rural healthcare: integrated local clinics and telemedicine that brings specialists to patients.
One in three Americans search symptoms online first. Dr. Jess Armine on long waits, lost trust, and what rural communities can do about it.
Get the latest, receive stories, data, and insights on global and rural health – straight to your inbox.
You can unsubscribe at any time.
