The third module will address the growing issues
of aging in our societies, not only in the global north.
Of course, the developed countries faced the issues of aging for a long time now.
But emerging countries and the developing countries are now
needing to tackle both issues.
The communicable emerging infectious disease issues, but
also the non communicable disease problems and
the chronic disease problems including cancers,
including mental health issues.
The fourth and the fifth modules will otherwise boast governance problems.
Governance in global health meaning how
internationally it is coordinated, how we can put some priorities.
Thanks to these international organization systems of the United Nations and
also on private, public partnerships and also on NGOs
like Médecins Sans Frontières, or for the public-private partnership like GAVIs,
Alliance for Vaccine Initiative and also FINE and also DNDI.
Many, many organizations concur to better global health.
The fifth will address the questions of global health diplomacy,
how vaccines can be a kind of weapon in terms of diplomacy.
A weapon for the good, not a weapon for killing, a weapon for
the good of the global health.