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Health Systems in Humanitarian Contexts is a free open-access learning resource analysing how the WHO six building blocks framework (service delivery, workforce, financing, governance, medicines, and information systems) applies to humanitarian crises — how each component is damaged and how international cooperation can help sustain or strengthen it.The resource draws on complementary frameworks including the World Bank's control knobs model, Kruk's quality framework, and Blanchet's resilience model. It includes seven pages with AI-assisted reflection exercises and an integrated case study on health system transition from emergency to recovery. Designed for humanitarian health practitioners, public health students, and capacity-building facilitators, it draws on current WHO and peer-reviewed frameworks and evidence.Available in English and Spanish at no cost.

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