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Sub-Saharan Africa is struggling with the world's greatest health problems today, with malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS the biggest challenges. Yet financial constraints, poor infrastructure and a lack of skilled health care workers make it the region least equipped to deal with them.
A good start will be stop causing the brain drain and maintain the existing infrastrucure it will not last forever
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Until U.S. foreign assistance leadership invites ideas and input from experts outside the halls of WHO, World Bank, and USAID, it will continue to struggle in this arena and claim that solutions evade them. Unfortunately, in many instances, those tasked with leading will minimize the insights of those with first-hand knowledge or workable solutions.
Please ask any of these leaders to contact me personally if they are genuinely interested in a strategic framework to address this critical challenge in Africa.