REPORTS: Eradicating Polio
In-country Case Studies on the Final Phase of Polio Eradication ACTION’s new polio case studies report makes the case for continued, renewed, and additional commitment to the Global Polio Eradication …
In-country Case Studies on the Final Phase of Polio Eradication ACTION’s new polio case studies report makes the case for continued, renewed, and additional commitment to the Global Polio Eradication …
A MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR Dear Colleagues, I hope you have all had a wonderful holiday season. As we leave 2021 behind and usher in another new year, I want …
Securing Investments in Nutrition and Implications for Childhood Development Almost half of all child deaths before the age of five can be attributed to malnutrition, which affects one in three …
Following the Funding: Nutrition for Growth In 2012, the World Health Assembly endorsed global targets to improve maternal and child nutrition by 2025 — an ambitious vision now reflected in …
We appreciate the World Bank’s leadership and investments in nutrition to date. To make a lasting impact we encourage the World Bank to commit at least $5 billion in nutrition-sensitive …
As the ACTION Global Health Advocacy Partnership marks its 20th anniversary, it’s more than a milestone; it’s a moment to reflect on a journey fueled by our collective, relentless dedication …
Nutrition is the foundation of human development, at all stages of life. The first 1,000 days, from pregnancy to a child’s second birthday, are a particularly critical window for growth …
The ACTION Partnership wants to ensure that the Paris Nutrition for Growth (N4G) Summit becomes a moment for refocusing on nutrition as the foundation of all health, development, and humanitarian …
This discussion paper is intended to increase global health advocates’ comprehension of and advocacy for equitable access and does a deep dive on the equitable access journey of CEPI.
Thousands of people finally, for the first time, live in communities equipped with a TB clinic with trained staff and cutting-edge testing machines — but all of this is in jeopardy. Those machines will sit dormant and people will go untested and untreated for lack of modest levels of additional funding.
This initial gap of more than $1.1 billion isn’t based on long-term modeling or theory. It is for plans that already exist and are ready to implement, just waiting for the funds to make them possible. Leaders, donors, and decision makers can–and must–do more.
ACTION conducted a desk review and interviews with key informants deeply involved in efforts supporting or advancing Africa’s regional capacity for medical countermeasure manufacturing. This discussion paper outlines our insights into what considerations and priorities we think need to be made as this work moves forward.
An analysis on the financing for nutrition and food security of the World Bank was undertaken by ACTION to provide a more thorough understanding of the level of overall nutrition and food security commitments and disbursements and assess progress towards those commitments.
It’s hard to believe we are already in September! It was a busy summer for ACTION partners as we continue to ramp up advocacy ahead of major key global health moments including the Global Fund 7th Replenishment, the launch of the World Bank FIF, the GFF replenishment, and UNGA.