A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health

school children lining up to wash hands. photo by Dominic Chavez, World Bank — Photo © Dominic Chavez/World Bank

This blog series, hosted on Medium, examines the benefits of multisectoral actions in responding to the complex environment in which we live and explore the interrelationships between health and other sectors. Focusing on high-level objectives, such as achieving universal health coverage and reducing malnutrition—complex challenges that nations are working to address—the blog series considers how multisectoral actions contribute to better health status of populations and play a role in achieving economic growth and other development goals.

A Multisectoral Endeavor Called Health - a Few Lessons Learned
By Jay Gribble

Integrated Youth Policies: The Ultimate Multisectoral Challenge
By Jay Gribble and Katy Vickland

Governing Multisectoral Actions: How to Lay a Foundation for Success
By Alyson Lipsky

women seated at a service desk, Photo by A. Stanescue. — Aligning the Public and Private Sector for an Inclusive Market
By Sachi Jain, Daniel Cotlear, and Sayaka Koseki

training in Central America on COVID-19. Photo by HP+ — Reducing the Risk of Pandemic Disease Threats Through Multisectoral Action
By Dara Carr

Nurse taking blod pressure of a patient in Nigeria. Photo by HP+ — Using Multisectoral Action to Advance Nigeria's Universal Health Coverage Agenda: What Have We Learned?
By Frances Ilika

men and women taking notes in a meeting — Multisectoral Actions: Creative Thinking, Effective Planning, Power Sharing
By Jay Gribble and Nicole Ross Judice

A woman tends her backyard garden. Photo credit: AgDiv. — Reducing Malnutrition: A Multisectoral Approach to Addressing Underlying Causes
By Joni Waldron and Jay Gribble

3 nurses smile at the camera. Photo by Tom Perry/World Bank — Unity is Strength: Improving Health is a Multisectoral Endeavor
By Jay Gribble, Nicole Judice, and Suneeta Sharma

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