Accelerating a 
just transition 
for global health

 

We help global health leaders navigate change, unlock investment and build the capabilities to shape what comes next.​

 

Global health is changing 
Who shapes what comes next?

Breakthroughs in global health need leaders who can champion it, institutions that can support it, policy that enables it and investment that can take it to scale. Too often, those pieces don't come together.

A transition is underway. Countries are seeking greater ownership of their health futures at the same time as aid budgets are shrinking and health challenges are becoming more complex. 

We believe this needs to be a just transition. It shouldn't replace one dependency with another. More decisions, resources and capability need to sit with the people and institutions closest to the health challenges they're trying to solve.

What we do

We work alongside leaders who want to move  
from ambition to action

Research

We uncover what needs to change and why

  • Evidence
  • Economics
  • Systems

 

Influence

We build belief and support for change

  • Narrative
  • Communication
  • Advocacy

Investment

We help turn ambition into investment

  • Investment readiness
  • Financing strategies
  • Capital mobilisation

Leadership 

We support leadership to make change last

  • People
  • Institutions
  • Partnerships

Report: Africa's Next Economic Growth Frontier

Health R&D could generate $668 billion for African economies

The report shows how health R&D is a strategic pillar of economic sovereignty, industrial development and regional competitiveness.

$137

Return on investment

Every $1 invested would return $137 in economic value

4.56m

Jobs

4.56 million jobs would be created by 2044

$668b

Cumulative GDP gain

Africa would generate $668 billion in additional GDP over 20 years

Media: The Economic Case for Investing in Africa's Health R&D

Changing Africa's future

Anyone who has worked on the front line of an epidemic knows the outcome depends on decisions made years before the first patient is diagnosed.  

Andrew Tuttle, CEO Global Health Ecosystems and Dr Mosoka Fallah of Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention look at how Africa can transform its future in this article published in Economist Enterprise Health Dividend. 

Partner with us to 
build better

Drop us a line if you'd like to find out more about our work, join us on projects, have a challenge or an idea

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