Co-launch of the "Sustainability and Resilience in Pacific Island Health Systems Report"
The co-launch of the “Sustainability and Resilience in Pacific Island Health Systems Report” was presented on Thursday, 28th November 2024 in Auckland. This significant event was hosted by Te Poutoko Ora A Kiwa (Center for Pacific and Global Health) in collaboration with the Center of Asia-Pacific Resilience & Innovation (CAPRi).
The event brought together a distinguished panel of speakers who shared their profound knowledge, expertise, and insights on the future of health systems in the Pacific region. The discussions underscored the critical importance of building sustainable and resilient health systems that can serve and protect future generations
Hon. Malcolm Turnbull – Chair of CAPRi’s International Advisory Council and former Prime Minister of Australia, delivered the opening keynote address. His speech was both inspiring and informative, setting the tone for the day’s discussions.
Other outstanding speakers:
Prof. Syaru Shirley Lin – Founder and Chair for CAPRi,
Sir Collin Tukuitonga – Director of Te Poutoko Ora Kiwa,
Hon. Minister Dr. Siale ‘Akau’ola – Minister of Health, Tonga
Dr. Basil Leodoro – Chief Surgeon, Vanuatu
Emi Chutaro – Executive Director, Pacific Island Health Officers Association, Honolulu
Sir Ashley Bloomfield – Chairman of Te Poutoko Ora Kiwa
Dr. Eileen Natuzzi – Health Diplomacy Affiliate, Georgetown University.
The event was a resounding success, thanks to the outstanding and inspiring contributions from all the speakers. Their collective knowledge and passion for improving health systems in the Pacific have set a strong foundation for future initiatives. Heartfelt gratitude to all the experts who participated in this critical conversation. Together, let us continue to drive change for a healthier and stronger Pacific.
Please find the link below to access the report and view the recording: https://caprifoundation.org/sustainability-resilience-in…/
