Global Health Policy Center

Focus

The Global Health Policy Center's goal is to work with diverse stakeholders to make U.S. global health efforts more strategic, integrated, and sustainable over the long-term.  The Center has played a key role in shaping successful U.S. global health efforts over the last decade by working directly with policymakers, partnering with developing country experts, and convening influential, high-level working groups like the HIV/AIDS Task Force and the Commission on Smart Global Health Policy. 

Across the entire spectrum of the Center's work, there is a common goal of generating new content and analyses in a bipartisan fashion to shape U.S. policy approaches on global health.  The Center conducts ongoing research on multiple facets of U.S. global health policy and brings policymakers to CSIS for in-depth discussions on global health engagement in such settings as the Forum on Advancing U.S. Leadership in Global Health and its debate series, Fault Lines in Global Health. 

The Global Health Policy Center is also helping broaden the community of supporters for global health with interactive content at its website, www.SmartGlobalHealth.org.  The website aims to act as a forum for engagement as well as a forum for new and exciting voices in the field of health and development.  SmartGlobalHealth.org hosts a number of interactive series including Reflections from J. Stephen Morrison and the Healthy Dialogues blog.  We encourage you to join the conversation.

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