How can we help achieve universal health coverage? | LSE Research Showcase

Achieving universal health coverage is one of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. A new World Bank report, "Open and Inclusive", examines how fair decision processes in health financing can help make progress towards this goal. It argues that they can contribute to fairer outcomes, strengthen the legitimacy of decision processes, build trust in authorities, and promote sustainable reforms on the path to health coverage for all. In this talk Professor Alex Voorhoeve, co-author of the report, considers how we can achieve these values and when ensuring procedural fairness can be costly - or even fail.
Alex Voorhoeve is Professor and Head of the Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method at LSE: personal.lse.ac.uk/voorhoev/
🔴 "Open and Inclusive" (Open Knowledge Repository): openknowledge.worldbank.org/e...
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In our top down decision making by the representatives within our Parliaments could we open the window for a breath of fresh air of predominantly rational discourse? Our "Democracy" is rotten to the core, despite the good will of the many people who attempt to create the best programmes and long term outcomes. We, in the U K, need to create much of what has been shown to us in this presentation. Thank you to the LSE for that open window. Now comes the need for implementation. Can we actually do it??