Our priorities are determined by where policy gaps, implementation challenges, and political momentum intersect.
We work in areas where stronger links between scientific evidence, policy design, financing, and delivery are required, while also bringing practical lessons to international discussions.
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is the silent global health threat where infections evolve to resist treatment, making once-curable diseases harder to control, more deadly, and a growing challenge for health systems worldwide.
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Climate change is a major global health threat that impacts disease, food and water security, and requires coordinated climate–health action.
Politics, power, and geopolitics often outweight scientific evidence in shaping health outcomes.
Health diplomacy is our instrument for integrating health priorities into foreign policy and international relations