Amid declining donor funding and cuts to institutions like the WHO, the global health community faces mounting challenges in its efforts to advance the SDGs. Rising deaths from non-communicable diseases (NCDs), intensifying climate-related health challenges, and regulatory and supply chain disruptions place additional strain on an already-fragile system. Foreign Policy’s Health Forum @ UNGA80, taking place […]

Global health is at a crossroads. As funding from leading donors declines, the world is facing a growing burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), climate-related health threats, and deepening inequities in sexual and reproductive health. The FP Health Forum @ UNGA80 will convene global leaders for a full day of programming focused on strategies to close global health gaps; […]

​Come together with Africa’s visionary political, business, and philanthropic voices to champion locally-led and driven solutions in health, development, and sustainability to celebrate the unstoppable momentum towards African sovereignty.

Join us on 25 September from 8:00 to 9:30am EST at the Yale Club of NYC. Hard-won gains in access to essential medicines, vaccines, and diagnostics are under siege from political retreat, corporate profiteering, and deadly funding cuts. Yet governments building local production and increasing domestic health investment, multilateral initiatives expanding pooled procurement and financing, and […]

With global inequality on the rise and sovereign debt reaching crisis levels in dozens of countries, traditional development models are under increasing scrutiny. At the same time, multilateral institutions face mounting pressure to deliver amid political fragmentation and waning public trust. Against this backdrop, mission-driven development—often led by faith-based or values-rooted actors—is gaining renewed traction. […]