Can the World Health Organization still be the World’s health conscience?
The World Health Organization is facing a crisis of confidence due to declining trust in international institutions.
According to experts, political bias, inconsistent crisis communication, bureaucratic inertia, and a lack of accountability are contributing to this decline.
Dr. Monir Islam discusses the organization's crisis of confidence, politics, and moral authority.
A phenomenon known as ‘institutional contagion’ is rising, described as a kind of reputation infection.
Author's summary: WHO faces trust crisis.
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