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Investing in public health systems is a global common good

The covid-19 crisis has shed a brutal light on the weaknesses caused by a chronic lack of investment in health systems worldwide. Investment in institutions critical to producing global health commons have been persistently neglected—particularly national and regional institutions responsible for the prevention, preparedness, and response to health threats. Health commons are functions or interventions to improve health that require collective financing, usually from governments.1 These common goods for health are fundamental to protecting andpromotinghealth and wellbeing. They tend tohavebroadbenefits, affecting multiple sectors.2 Strategic action in this domain by government or donors is therefore essential.