Towards a Comprehensive Response to Health System Strengthening in Crisis-Affected Fragile States | NATO
The purpose of this project as articulated by both NATO and Harvard Medical School was to examine how health system strengthening in crisis-affected fragile states is most affected, either directly or indirectly, by the activities of the security community, particularly through the employment of military capabilities.
The approach adopted to meet the aim and purpose of this project is based on case study research; this method was chosen given the need to understand a contemporary phenomenon in depth as well as within its historical and political context.
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By doing so, it was anticipated that the Alliance could determine how to support the process of health system strengthening in the best manner within the scope of its crisis management core task.
The approach adopted to meet the aim and purpose of this project is based on case study research; this method was chosen given the need to understand a contemporary phenomenon in depth as well as within its historical and political context.
Towards a Comprehensive Response to Health System Strengthening in Crisis-Affected Fragile States | NATO
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