International fiscal architecture for advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights.

A new independent global body is essential to prioritize rights obligations and advance sexual and reproductive health justice worldwide.

• Why it matters: Current international fiscal and governance structures lack focus on sexual and reproductive health rights, creating gaps in accountability and resource allocation.
• What they did: Attiya Waris and colleagues propose establishing a neutral, independent global entity dedicated to advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights through targeted fiscal policies.
• The result: This approach could improve global health outcomes by ensuring rights are prioritized and resources are effectively directed, fostering justice and equity in sexual and reproductive health.