FHI @ Arendalsuka: Global Health at the turning point: Is solidarity dead?

The Norwegian Public Health Institute will hold an event at Arendalsuka on August 10, 2026 at 14:00-15:00 entitled 'Global health at the turning point: Is solidarity dead?'.

Global Health Norway Conference 2026: Preliminary Program and Registration Opening in June

The preliminary program for the Global Health Norway Conference 2026 happening on November 3-4, 2026, hosted by the University of Stavanger, has now been published. Conference registration will open in June

Kronikk: Global helse ved eit vendepunkt

• Norad
• FHI
• helsebistand
• Lusaka Agenda
• WHO
• Prosjekt Vendepunkt
• global health reform

Pågående reformer av den globale helsearkitekturen ble drøftet på Verdens helseorganisasjon (WHO) sin generalforsamling i Genève i mai 2026. Frode Forland, Fagdirektør for global helse ved Folkehelseinstituttet, og Guri Rørtveit, Direktør ved Folkehelseinstituttet, utforskar i en kronikk publisert i Panorama korleis dette arbeidet kan inspirere regjeringa i Noreg til å gjere eigne endringar gjennom Vendepunkt-prosessen.

NEW - Norwegian Research School in Global Health for Sustainable Futures

The aim of the Norwegian Research School in Global Health for Sustainable Futures is to strengthen research training in the field of global health at Norwegian and collaborating institutions. The Research School is funded by the Norwegian Research Council, with a funding period of eight years (2025-2033). It is open to all PhD-candidates/PostDocs in global health in Norway.

Changes Ahead for Global Health

The global health infrastructure is undergoing significant change, with dramatic cuts in aid and fragmented health services. At the same time, strong professional communities are emerging in Africa, with leaders ready to take the lead.

International Day for the Eradication of Poverty - NTNU Global Health Annual Report Launched

On the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, NTNU marks its commitment to global health equity by launching the Global Health Annual Report 2024–2025. The report highlights key achievements, ongoing collaborations, and future priorities in addressing health inequalities worldwide.