| 英文摘要 |
Global health financing for pandemic prevention, preparedness and response is characterized by a proliferation of institutions and a multiplicity of arenas and actors. Meanwhile, it has to face multiple dilemmas related to imbalanced financing priorities, charity model, disordered financing frameworks, imbalanced governance paradigms, and insufficient sustainable funding. The Proposal of the WHO Pandemic Agreement and International Health Regulation (2005) Amendments have reached minimum consensus on this issue. Orientated by a balance between the fundamental values of public health security and health equity, adhering to the idea of A Global Community of Health for All, and implementing the principle of health equity are required, the ways forward in the future include giving full consideration to the differentiated capacities of developing countries, integrating long-term health capacity building and short-term rapid emergency financing needs, promoting coordination of financing mechanisms under these two instruments within WHO, improving the governance framework for global public health financing based on consultation and co-governance, and mobilizing sustainable and predictable financing resources. |