Multilateral Health Institutions

U.S. bilateral programs and international institutions play a key role in combating infectious disease and promoting family planning, maternal and child health, and immunizations. CSIS researches the effectiveness of these institutions following the cutting of USAID funding and their evolving place in the global aid landscape.

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Expanding Access to Immunizations in the Americas | The CommonHealth Live!

Experts discuss the state of immunization programs in the Americas, what works to expand access to new vaccines, and the important roles played by schools, civil society organizations, and community groups in building and sustaining momentum for immunization programs.

Transcript — April 30, 2026

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The Way Forward for Global Health | The Futures Summit

Experts discussed how the funding environment for global health has shifted internationally, how they are focusing their organizations’ priorities as the world moves more fully into a post-Covid moment, and what innovations they are most excited to deliver in the years ahead.

Transcript — April 14, 2026

The Future of the WHO—and How the United States Can Shape It

The United States will officially end its relationship with the World Health Organization on January 22, 2026. But this break potentially opens the way for the next phase of reform. A smart transition back into U.S. membership is a path that will advance U.S. interests.

Commentary by J. Stephen Morrison and Paul Friedrichs — January 20, 2026

Financing Pandemic Preparedness

In the face of deep cuts to global health security programming, actions are unfolding on several fronts to reform pandemic preparedness and response financing. This session will focus on the question: where do things stand, as 2025 draws to a close? What can we anticipate, looking forward into 2026?

Event — December 10, 2025