世界卫生组织与荷兰于2024年4月10日在海牙举行战略对话，就全球卫生合作达成重要共识1。双方确认在卫生系统强化、疫情防备、气候变化与卫生、抗菌素耐药性和心理健康等领域的战略对接1。荷兰承诺继续作为WHO的灵活捐助者和战略伙伴，在2022-2023年贡献超1.06亿美元1，其中自愿资金约9300万美元，占总捐款的90%1。
双方将优先合作扩展到性健康与生殖权利、性别平等、卫生系统、安全、气候适应力和心理健康等领域1。自2022年上次战略对话以来，两方合作范围进一步拓展，特别是在气候变化与卫生等新领域的加强1。WHO同时宣布启动首届WHO投资轮，旨在动员可预测、可持续和灵活的资源支持全球卫生事业1。
The World Health Organization and the Netherlands held a strategic dialogue in The Hague on April 10, 2024, to align the country's global health strategy with WHO's strategic objectives.1 During the meeting, both parties confirmed their commitment to collaborative efforts in health systems strengthening, pandemic preparedness, climate change and health, antimicrobial resistance, and mental health.1 The Netherlands pledged to continue its role as a flexible donor and strategic partner to WHO, having contributed over $106 million during 2022–2023, with approximately 90 percent—$93 million—coming from voluntary funding.1
The expanded partnership builds on discussions held since the previous strategic dialogue in 2022, with new areas of cooperation now encompassing climate change and health.1 Priority cooperation areas identified include sexual health and reproductive rights, gender equality, health systems, security, climate resilience, and mental health.1 During the same 2022–2023 period, the Netherlands was among WHO's top five flexible donors, contributing nearly $19 million in core voluntary contributions.1
The dialogue also marked the announcement of WHO's inaugural Investment Round, designed to mobilize predictable, sustainable, and flexible resources for global health initiatives.1
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