Devex Blog Interviews U.K. Secretary For International Development About Global Health Strategy

Devex’s “Impact” blog talks to Justine Greening, who “was appointed the United Kingdom’s secretary for international development in September 2011 to advance the government’s value-for-money agenda … about the U.K.’s global health strategy and how the participation of the private sector is essential to deliver the plan in the post-MDG 2015 era.” According to the interview transcript, Greening discusses the three focus areas of the strategy: global health security, international development and trade for better health, examines a recent increase in bilateral funding for health, and talks about the intersection between health and a stronger global economy, among other topics (4/22).

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