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We track global health policy as it unfolds in Geneva, where debates are shaped by a multitude of public and private actors. Our journalism shines light on the often opaque, technical yet highly political decision-making processes that impact us all. We provide an unbiased read of these dynamics. We take a systematic approach to map influences, and share insights on how the future of global health gets made here.
Geneva Health Files was founded in April 2020 by Priti Patnaik, an independent journalist with over 20 years of experience.
In her journalism career she has reported on global health, international trade, finance and illicit financial flows, from Geneva, New York City and New Delhi. She has also worked at a UN public health agency.
Geneva Health Files is a must read for my understanding of global health. It has been an invaluable resource particularly this year with the WHO negotiations on a revised IHR and a Pandemic Agreement.
Geneva Health Files has become a unique source of reliable information and well elaborated analyses on health-related negotiations. They have become an important tool for diplomats, international organizations and NGOs to follow up developments in that field.
"I read Geneva Health Files for the most up-to-date reporting on the international politics of global health in Geneva. It is a unique and indispensable public resource because it combines accurate news with deep knowledge of the dynamics and contexts that shape international negotiations in Geneva."
"GHF’s indispensable critique of power illuminates the under-reported Geneva negotiations that affect everyone, everywhere. We rely on GHF to inform our advocacy and to help global access to medicines activists make the greatest possible difference for health and justice."
Careful analysis and robust journalism sourced from experts. Our reportage enriches your understanding of global health policy-making.
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Our interdisciplinary reporting brings fresh perspectives to global health journalism integrating science, economics, law, trade, diplomacy and governance. Our weekly newsletter offers original investigative analysis examining global health policy-making for an elite readership. Preview some of our featured reports that have been published in our newsletter.
Read MoreOur interdisciplinary reporting brings fresh perspectives to global health journalism integrating science, economics, law, trade, diplomacy and governance. Our weekly newsletter offers original investigative analysis examining global health policy-making for an elite readership. Preview some of our featured reports that have been published in our newsletter.
Read MoreReadership across 140 countries
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We track global health policy as it unfolds in Geneva, where debates are shaped by a multitude of public and private actors. Our journalism shines light on the often opaque, technical yet highly political decision-making processes that impact us all. We provide an unbiased read of these dynamics. We take a systematic approach to map influences, and share insights on how the future of global health gets made here.
Geneva Health Files was founded in April 2020 by Priti Patnaik, an independent journalist with over 20 years of experience.
In her journalism career she has reported on global health, international trade, finance and illicit financial flows, from Geneva, New York City and New Delhi. She has also worked at a UN public health agency.
Geneva Health Files is a must read for my understanding of global health. It has been an invaluable resource particularly this year with the WHO negotiations on a revised IHR and a Pandemic Agreement.
Geneva Health Files has become a unique source of reliable information and well elaborated analyses on health-related negotiations. They have become an important tool for diplomats, international organizations and NGOs to follow up developments in that field.
"I read Geneva Health Files for the most up-to-date reporting on the international politics of global health in Geneva. It is a unique and indispensable public resource because it combines accurate news with deep knowledge of the dynamics and contexts that shape international negotiations in Geneva."
"GHF’s indispensable critique of power illuminates the under-reported Geneva negotiations that affect everyone, everywhere. We rely on GHF to inform our advocacy and to help global access to medicines activists make the greatest possible difference for health and justice."
Careful analysis and robust journalism sourced from experts. Our reportage enriches your understanding of global health policy-making.
We help move the conversation on global health policy-making. Join us and help us in our mission.
Share expertise, knowledge, and perspectives, helping to strengthen our impact on global health decision-making.