09/17/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/17/2025 00:48
September 17, 2025
New York - From vaccine innovators to climate-health advocates, global leaders are charting a bold new course for global health impact. A new eBook from FINN Partners, Shaping the Future of Global Health: Collaboration, Resilience, and AI in an Evolving Ecosystem, unites experts from industry and global NGOs to explore how collaboration, artificial intelligence and innovative financing are rewriting the rules of global health-and why the stakes have never been higher.
The Shaping the Future of Global Health eBook is available now for free download HERE.
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The eBook has an introduction by E J Ashbourne, Executive Director of the Partnership for Quality Medical Donations and the former Director of eHealth Strategy at the World Bank. It features insights from leaders, including Dr. Seth Berkley, former CEO of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance; Dr. Ken Rabin, senior scholar and global health communications expert; and Jeffrey Sturchio, chairman of Friends of the Global Fight Against AIDS, TB and Malaria. Their voices join authors across Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas to address health financing reform, pandemic preparedness, climate resilience and the role of clear, trusted communication in advancing health equity.
"Health is a narrative issue, not just a policy one," said Dr. Ken Rabin. "If we fail to communicate effectively, we risk losing the trust and engagement vital to advancing policy, mobilizing resources, and achieving impact."
For decades, global health was defined by emergency response-reacting to outbreaks, pandemics, and natural disasters. As the eBook highlights, the focus is shifting toward "anticipatory, tech-enabled systems" capable of predicting risks and preventing crises before they spiral out of control.
Global health is now a central pillar of economic and geopolitical stability. Strong health systems protect workforces, attract investment, and strengthen public trust.
"By capturing examples from Africa, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, we wanted to show how innovation and collaboration can translate into stronger, more equitable health systems," said Mark Chataway, Managing Partner at FINN Partners and co-author.
Health financing also is evolving. Governments and global funders are experimenting with outcome-based payments, risk-sharing agreements, and blended finance to incentivize measurable impact.
"These new approaches to financing are being tested in real-world settings," said Richard Hatzfeld, senior partner and co-author at FINN Partners. "By tying investment to measurable results, health leaders can unlock accountability and sustainability, ensuring that resources drive real, lasting change."
These financial innovations are critical in a climate where traditional aid budgets are under pressure. By tying investment to results, they encourage efficiency, accountability, and long-term resilience, ensuring that every dollar, euro, or shilling drives meaningful change.
Effective communication has emerged as a strategic driver of global health success. From vaccine uptake to mental health awareness, clear messaging can mean the difference between life and death. Communication is central to securing trust, influencing behavior, and mobilizing action.
"Health is a narrative issue, not just a policy one," said Christopher Nial, Senior Partner and co-author. "If we fail to communicate effectively, we risk losing the trust and engagement vital to advancing policy, mobilizing resources, and achieving impact."
Adds Gil Bashe, Chair Global Health and Purpose at FINN Partners. "As communicators and advocates, we are responsible for elevating health on the world's agenda. This eBook reflects the voices of leaders advancing policy, innovation and collective action. It calls for business, government, and civil society to work together to build a healthier, more resilient world."
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