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The discussions demonstrate strong support and engagement with the article's findings, with examples such as mentions of NGOs advocating for stricter health regulations versus high-income country opposition, highlighting how stakeholder influence affects policy outcomes. The tone often emphasizes the importance of understanding power dynamics, indicating a high perceived impact on global health governance.
Most discussions support the idea that stakeholder influence significantly shaped the global health governance process, especially favoring NGOs and LMICs.
Participants show high interest, frequently referencing the research and its implications for international health policy.
Comments engage actively with the article's content, citing specific findings, debates around stakeholder roles, and the influence of different actors.
The discourse suggests the article’s findings could influence future policy debates and raises awareness about power imbalances in global health negotiations.
Who has influence on decisions in global public health? How does it actually work? See our open access analysis of the Political Declaration on #NCDs with #MaoSuzuki and @TheRealMcRoy https://t.co/jzvo7d90a0 @IJHPM https://t.co/IhEeO8wZAb
Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands prevailed
Los países de ingresos bajos y medios han propuesto una gobernanza más estricta para prevenir y controlar las ENTs. Los países de ingresos altos se han opuesto, en general, a medidas que regulen la comercialización de productos nocivos para la salud. https://t.co/LpIKfw79XH
Is the right to health compromised by (some) multi-stakeholder political processes? @TheRealMcRoy explains our research in @IJHPM on the case of non-communicable diseases #NCDs https://t.co/P6NKToZkD4
No place for them settings any priorities. A recent article from Suzuki and colleagues provides important lessons: 1) HICs advocate on behalf of these corps -> economic interests, and 2) their presence introduces controversy that dilutes recommendations. https://t.co/0wDSc2vhir https://t.co/WsY2FmvMFj
The article we comment on (below) found that NGOs & LMICs at a global forum pursued regulation of health-harming products & comprehensive conflict of interest procedures in health policymaking, whereas HICs & commercial actors opposed most restrictions. https://t.co/Ve2PMDMSbT
Noncommunicable diseases pose a growing global health threat, leading the UN to adopt a 2018 Political Declaration. Stakeholder positions, including NGOs, countries, and private sectors, influenced the policy outcomes.
RT @DougUNDP: Is the right to health compromised by (some) multi-stakeholder political processes? @TheRealMcRoy explains our research in @I…
RT @DougUNDP: Is the right to health compromised by (some) multi-stakeholder political processes? @TheRealMcRoy explains our research in @I…
Is the right to health compromised by (some) multi-stakeholder political processes? @TheRealMcRoy explains our research in @IJHPM on the case of non-communicable diseases #NCDs https://t.co/P6NKToZkD4
RT @IJHPM: Competing Frames in #GlobalHealthGovernance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on #Noncommunicab…
RT @IJHPM: Competing Frames in #GlobalHealthGovernance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on #Noncommunicab…
Competing Frames in #GlobalHealthGovernance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on #NoncommunicablDiseases https://t.co/UjPUIm3p99 https://t.co/s2r4X7W6Lq #Frames #UnitedNations #MultiStakeholderConsultation #IJHPM #HealthPolicy https://t.co/aoRqZiMWKx
Competing Frames in Global Health Governance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on Non-communicable Diseases https://t.co/NxkqLcwNy1
The article we comment on (below) found that NGOs & LMICs at a global forum pursued regulation of health-harming products & comprehensive conflict of interest procedures in health policymaking, whereas HICs & commercial actors opposed most restrictions. https://t.co/Ve2PMDMSbT
RT @LuisFernandoGm6: Los países de ingresos bajos y medios han propuesto una gobernanza más estricta para prevenir y controlar las ENTs. Lo…
Los países de ingresos bajos y medios han propuesto una gobernanza más estricta para prevenir y controlar las ENTs. Los países de ingresos altos se han opuesto, en general, a medidas que regulen la comercialización de productos nocivos para la salud. https://t.co/LpIKfw79XH
No place for them settings any priorities. A recent article from Suzuki and colleagues provides important lessons: 1) HICs advocate on behalf of these corps -> economic interests, and 2) their presence introduces controversy that dilutes recommendations. https://t.co/0wDSc2vhir https://t.co/WsY2FmvMFj
RT-"Who has influence on decisions in global public health? How does it actually work? See our open access analysis of the Political Declaration on #NCDs with #MaoSuzuki and @TheRealMcRoy" copied from @DougUNDP. https://t.co/c6SDjZ4Xya https://t.co/ptnYKFvDhS
RT @kentbuse: Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands pr…
RT @kentbuse: Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands pr…
RT @kentbuse: Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands pr…
See the paper by #MaoSuzuki @DougUNDP @TheRealMcRoy in @IJHPM on the political economy of #NCDs for more on who actually makes decisions in global health. https://t.co/cgCj7wtjTs https://t.co/ZtvlUmHbmg
It should be widely acknowledged that the current form of multi-stakeholder governance, which includes commercial entities such as alcohol, food&beverage companies as ‘stakeholders,’ poses a serious risk to progress in the global response to #NCDs #cdoh https://t.co/fBQK5j6Enc
RT @kentbuse: Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands pr…
RT @kentbuse: Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands pr…
RT @kentbuse: Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands pr…
Great piece of work looking at stakeholder positions in relation to UN Political Declaration on #NCDs - and whose demands prevailed
RT @DougUNDP: Who has influence on decisions in global public health? How does it actually work? See our open access analysis of the Politi…
RT @DougUNDP: Who has influence on decisions in global public health? How does it actually work? See our open access analysis of the Politi…
RT @DougUNDP: Who has influence on decisions in global public health? How does it actually work? See our open access analysis of the Politi…
Who has influence on decisions in global public health? How does it actually work? See our open access analysis of the Political Declaration on #NCDs with #MaoSuzuki and @TheRealMcRoy https://t.co/jzvo7d90a0 @IJHPM https://t.co/IhEeO8wZAb
RT @KristofDecoste1: Competing Frames in Global Health Governance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on Non…
RT @KristofDecoste1: Competing Frames in Global Health Governance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on Non…
RT @KristofDecoste1: Competing Frames in Global Health Governance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on Non…
Competing Frames in Global Health Governance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on Non-communicable Diseases https://t.co/NBJfxbbqWf
Competing Frames in Global Health Governance: An Analysis of Stakeholder Influence on the Political Declaration on Non-communicable Diseases https://t.co/b05dRF8D6V by M Suzuki et al (in IJHPM)
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