Looking back at #UNGA81, I keep coming back to one challenge: the disconnect between development finance institutions in Washington and the global health community in Geneva.

Health experts and economists need to be talking to each other.

There are still pathways to make migration work, even in a difficult political environment.

At our #UNGA81 roundtable with Pathways International, it was encouraging to see government, the private sector and civil society come together around skilled migration pathways.

What does it take to develop a vaccine when the people who need it most don’t represent a large commercial market?

I spoke with the BBC about Ebola vaccine development and how governments, donors, and philanthropy can help create the incentives needed for innovation.

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