Vertical Funds: New Forms of Multilateralism This article draws on research undertaken during 2013 and 2014 as part of a multidisciplinary project, supported by the Swiss Network for International Studies, on non-traditional financing of public health programmes in Africa. Through desk research and interviews, the project examined four specialized international health organizations (WHO, Global Fund, GAVI and Medicines for Malaria Venture – MMV) and conducted field research in four African countries (Chad, Ghana, Mozambique and Tanzania). This article has not included MMV in its analysis because of its much smaller scale. The project provided practical insights on the nature of multilateralism in the public health field, and the impact of these changes in terms of promoting goals of better health in developing countries. The author acknowledges the collaboration of Dr. Roberto Cordon in the writing of this article

Klaus H. Goetz, Ronny Patz and Stephen Browne

Global Policy, 2017, vol. 8, 36-45

Date: 2017
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