In fact, several low- and lower-middle-income countries have outpaced this decline, showing that real progress is possible. Findings show that Cambodia, Malawi, Mongolia, and Rwanda have reduced under-5 mortality by over 75 per cent since 2000.

From everyone at CEPI, a warm welcome to Dr Dr Sania Nishtar as she begins her new role as CEO of @Gavi. We look forward to continuing our ongoing partnership with Gavi under your leadership 🙌

WHO to begin development of parallel recommendation and regulatory pathways; shortening the time taken for people to access health products - Joint work across World Health Organization (WHO) who.int/news/item/20-0…

Cholera now threatens 1bn people. It’s time to finish what we began in the 19th century theguardian.com/global-develop…

How many lives do vaccines save around the world? VIMC modelling found that vaccination saved 37 million lives between 2000 and 2019! We project that it could save 32 million more by 2030. Learn more via ScienceJournal4Kids: bit.ly/3vwcecw

#Somalia’s 🇸🇴 Parliament is considering legislating for “age of maturity” of 15 which would have the effect of legalising marriage at that age. This is wrong: it threatens the right of girls to complete their education & determine their own futures. PMNCH hrw.org/news/2024/03/2…

Our co-chair, Bill Gates, engaged in a discussion with Prime Minister @NarendraModi on how transformative innovations in India are solving health and development challenges for the poor and the vulnerable. India can play a pivotal role in addressing issues in emerging economies.

Vaccine investment is a no-brainer — so why aren’t we doing it? ft.com/content/ffded9… via @ft

Thank you Anita for making the book and the event happen! So nice to be in touch with so many that was part of the journey❤️

Bistand virker! Det kan dokumenteres. 👇🏽

Honourable Minister Muhammad Ali Pate offers keynote at #AU GFATM PEPFAR The GFF event on financial sustainability of Nigerian health system through a single unified fund for federal, state, local and external financing for health from commodities to HRH to reduce country and donor

Congratulations to my friends ⁦⁦Julio Frenk and ⁦⁦Felicia Knaul⁩! Great news for ⁦UCLA.⁩ Julio Frenk to take helm of UCLA, nation’s No. 1–ranked public university, as its 7th chancellor | UCLA newsroom.ucla.edu/releases/ucla-…

New support from 🇳🇴 targeted to repair Ukrai🇺🇦 energy supply

Today, we received Warren Buffett’s generous annual gift to the Gates Foundation, bringing his total contribution since 2006 to approximately $43B. We are deeply grateful for Warren’s dedication to advancing the foundation’s mission to create a world where everyone can live a

Amazing that a school that is "only" 30 years has achieved so much beyond Ghana to become a centre of excellence in the region. Happy to be at the launch of the 30th anniv of Sch of Pub health University of Ghana. Interesting to realize I'd been here for 15 yrs!

Justice Nonvignon University of Ghana We love UGSPH!

WHO Governance: From resolutions to results 👇🏻

This is of course key to get a successful replenish investment process that now is on a very promising start including at the World Health Summit in Berlin next week. But it will fail next time if it does not achieve the results promised to be reached by these investments.

If interested in health, in any country, this a must read. Signed copies a privilege thank you ⁦@GYamey⁩ thelancet.com/journals/lance…

The Other Time a U.S. President Withheld WHO Funds | Johns Hopkins | Bloomberg School of Public Health publichealth.jhu.edu/2020/the-other…