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Donor countries (the US in particular) continue to push WHO towards working with industry through ‘multi‐stakeholder partnerships’, rather than giving WHO the chance to implement regulatory and financial strategies that could make a real difference. (David Legge—see acknowledgement below) This is part of a larger strategy to shrink public space and expand the power of the private sector (consisting almost exclusively of large corporations) at both domestic and international levels. This purely neoliberal political agenda has remained largely hidden by calling it something technical, the basis for ‘increased efficiency’, or by arguing that industry is the needed source of increased funding.

WHO’s work in relation to health and nutrition should counter the privatization agenda, but does it?