Baba Aye

Health & Social Services Officer

baba.aye@world-psi.org

Baba Aye is Health & Social Services Officer

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Baba Aye is the PSI Health and Social Sector Officer. He has an International Masters in Labour Policies & Globalisation. An activist of over three decades, he fights for a better world where development brightens the lives of the many and not just the 1%.

Baba has published book chapters, working papers and journal articles on: health and social care, industrial relations, development economics, migration, workers' education, identity politics, women's liberation, precarity and globalisation. He is also the author of Era of Crises & Revolts: Perspectives for Workers and Youth.

Through writing to their governments, conducting meetings, and participating in expert committees, PSI affiliates successfully reshaped the health and care workforce article in the Pandemic Treaty. The impact was dramatic: while the February 2023 Zero Draft contained only 2 of our 10 key demands, the text submitted to the 74th WHA included almost all of them.

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How PSI Unions Reshaped Pandemic Treaty’s Healthcare Workforce Policy

Jun 04, 2025
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World Health Assembly Confronts Funding Cuts and Approves Pandemic Treaty after Three Long Years

May 28, 2025
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It is Time to Address the Deplorable State of the Healthcare System in Zimbabwe

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World Health Day
in a World in Turmoil

Apr 07, 2025
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PSI intervention at World Health Assembly 2025

May 24, 2025
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This year’s WHA took place amid a tumultuous world where the WHO is facing massive cuts in its funding, in the wake of Donald Trump pulling the United States out of the body. But it was also a gathering of hope. After three long and gruelling years of negotiations, WHO Member States finally passed the Pandemic Treaty.