To overcome these challenges, several strategies can be employed:
1. Strengthening International Organizations: Entities like the World Health Organization (WHO) play a pivotal role in coordinating global health responses. Supporting and empowering such organizations can enhance their ability to foster cooperation. 2. Harmonizing Data Standards: Developing and adhering to standardized data collection and sharing protocols can facilitate smoother exchange of information. 3. Building Trust: Establishing transparent, trustworthy relationships among nations can help mitigate political and social barriers. 4. Resource Sharing: Wealthier nations and international donors can support resource-limited countries through funding, equipment donations, and capacity-building initiatives.
