Decolonising Global Health System

We live in a world of diverse socio-cultural, economic, environmental and political contexts. In an increasingly globalised world, we still continue to experience growing global inequity, burden of poverty, food insecurity and millions of preventable deaths every year. Undoubtedly, the gradients of global health inequality are patterned by large scale social forces perpetuating poverty, inequality, food and water insecurity, climate change, limited access to education, unsafe housing, and high unemployment.