Global health and foreign policy: strengthening health system resilience through affordable health care for all A/RES/75/130 20. Encourages Member States, international organizations and other relevant stakeholders to work collaboratively at all levels to develop, test and scale up production of safe, effective, quality, affordable diagnostics, therapeutics, medicines and vaccines, inter alia and as appropriate through the use of existing mechanisms, such as the Medicines Patent Pool, to promote equitable, affordable and timely access to medical products and health technologies in health emergencies; 21. Acknowledges with appreciation the devoted efforts of health workers and care workers, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and urges Member States to scale up efforts to promote the recruitment and retention of competent, skilled and motivated health workers and encourage incentives to secure the equitable distribution of qualified health workers through national human resource mapping and planning, to match needs in remote and underserved areas, and in fields with high demand for services, including by providing decent and safe working co nditions and appropriate remuneration for health workers working in such areas, while adhering to the principles of the World Health Organization Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel; 18 22. Calls upon Member States to scale up and accelerate the implementation of the commitments made in the political declaration on HIV and AIDS of 2016 19 and the political declaration on tuberculosis of 2018, 20 to sustain the fragile gains towards achieving the ambitious commitment of ending the epidemics of AIDS and tuberculosis, as set out in Sustainable Development Goal target 3.3, including by advancing comprehensive multisectoral and multi-stakeholder responses and integrated service delivery and ensuring that no one is left behin d; 23. Reaffirms the strong commitments made in the political declarations of 2011 21 and 2018 22 and the outcome document of 2014 23 of the high-level meetings of the General Assembly on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases, and in this regard calls upon Member States to promote ambitious multisectoral national responses and thereby contribute to the overall implementation of the 2030 Agenda, including by integrating, throughout the life course, action on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases and the promotion of physical and mental health and well-being; 24. Stresses the need to address public health issues related to substandard and falsified medical products by advancing collaboration for building regulatory capacity for medicines, vaccines, diagnostics and other essential health commodities, assuring the quality and safety of services and training of health -care workers, maintaining and safeguarding the quality control and supply chain management, and where relevant, enhancing national and regional production capacities, both in regular situations and during health emergencies; 25. Also stresses the need to continue and advance multisectoral collaboration to build and strengthen capacities, inter alia, for public health surveillance, detection and reporting systems, especially at points of entry, prevention and control measures in the community and health-care facilities, clinical management, risk communication and community engagement; 26. Calls upon Member States to further implement and reinforce an integrated One Health approach that fosters cooperation between the human health, animal health and plant health, as well as environmental and other relevant sectors, __________________ 18 19 20 21 22 23 8/9 World Health Organization, document WHA63/2010/REC/1, annex 5. Resolution 70/266, annex. Resolution 73/3. Resolution 66/2, annex. Resolution 73/2. Resolution 68/300. 20-17079