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During World Health Worker Week, and for World Health Day, we need concrete, aligned action from policymakers to truly leave no one behind.

For International Women’s Day, we're calling on countries to invest in women and professional community health workers.

Five recommendations to address the global health worker shortage and other challenges.

As the new director, she will shepherd in a new phase for the coalition's advocacy that is more focused on multilateral, regional, and country advocacy and engagement.

Current global commitments are a good start, but they will only make a difference if governments carry them out.

The evidence is clear. Health workers are an investment, not a cost.

Civil society and advocates can leverage the new declarations to push for more recognition and concrete commitments for health workers to improve global health.

We need to listen to health workers at this week’s UN High-Level Meetings on Health.

Start with really embracing localization and putting local actors in the lead.

Let's press heads of state to invest in health systems and health workers.