Through the perspective of global public goods, the non-excludable good of health is seen as a concern of all, poor and rich countries. Aid through this perspective is also seen as something that will benefit all, not just as rich countries helping the poor ones. As described by the WHO, public goods become global in nature when the benefits flow to more than one country and no country can effectively be denied access to those benefits 1. Through this framework there are strong society-wide benefits from environmental health and disease control …show more content…
An infectious disease that is endemic to a region in a certain country could also affect a country on the other side of the world when it is least expected. So, global common, is the way to prevent situations like this, through cooperation of countries. An example of this is the cooperation of nations in their borders. For example, the United States and Mexico are working together against TB by combining efforts of the research and civil society community 2, since this is a problem in their border. Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis is a problem across the borders in East Africa 3 which is related to global common, since it requires a regional and global solution by the cooperation of the Eastern African countries, but also from other countries, through economic, research and development and policy