Campaigns in Global Health

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OUR MISSION

Our mission is to increase access to quality healthcare around the world by making sure that everyone, everywhere, has the tools they need to campaign successfully for better global health policy and funding decisions.

WHAT WE DO

We help individuals and organisations make change but there are no one-size-fits-all solutions. We work with our partners and allies in three ways:

HOSTING

We host start-up and established projects in global health advocacy, helping them scale-up their impact.

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

We identify gaps in the existing advocacy landscape and design and deliver projects to fill those gaps.

COLLABORATION

We work with individuals and organisations that want to make change, providing the support they need to get the job done.

ENGAGING POLICYMAKERS SHOULDN'T BE DAUNTING

If you have an idea, an innovation, or an issue that you think needs more attention and could have a big impact on global public health, we want to hear from you. Get in touch on partners@cghproject.org

EXAMPLES OF OUR WORK

ENDING WORKPLACE TB

CGH manages the Secretariat of Ending Workplace TB, a global campaign focused on working with multinational companies to enhance care and prevention of tuberculosis (TB) in their workplaces, communities, and supply chains.

CGH has overseen EWTB since early in its development. The network has helped catalyse one of the biggest corporate TB screening programs in the world, and currently counts on the support of more than fifty multinationals from across sectors and around the world.

To find out more about EWTB, click below.

www.ewtb.org

GLOBAL EQUALITY CAUCUS

The Global Equality Caucus is an international network of parliamentarians and elected representatives dedicated to tackling discrimination against LGBT+ people. With significant barriers to accessing healthcare and a higher risk of diseases like HIV, the Global Equality Caucus works to change laws, vote funds and influence leaders to improve LGBT+ people's access to healthcare.

CGH hosts the Global Equality Caucus and works closely with the Secretariat to maximise the impact of it's health-focused campaigns. You can find out more about the Global Equality Caucus on their website, below.

www.equalitycaucus.org

UNITE

UNITE is a non-profit, non-partisan, global network of current and former members of parliament from multinational, national, state and regional Parliaments, Congresses and Senates, committed towards the promotion of efficient and sustainable policies for improved global health.

We work closely with UNITE to help the team strengthen their processes and scale their impact.

To find out more about UNITE, visit their website below.

www.unitenetwork.org

PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS

The COVID-19 pandemic threw the world into disarray and forced world leaders to recognise the urgent need to strengthen the systems and services that prevent and respond to pandemic threats. But how do you balance the need to prevent the threats of the future with responding to the threats that are killing millions of people today?

In 2023, CGH published a report that mapped intersections between the core investments needed to prevent and respond to pandemics and those needed to tackle existing global health threats like tuberculosis (TB), so we can get the most bang for our buck. Based on original research, the report was launched in the UK Parliament and presented at the United Nations General Assembly during a High-Level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response. Read the report via the link below.

Ready Next Time Report

EQUITABLE CONFERENCES

Where you host an in-person meeting matters because it determines who can participate and shape the meeting's outcomes. In global health, this has become a major problem, with the effectiveness of conferences and meetings undermined because visa and budget barriers prevent colleagues from low- and middle-income countries participating fully.

CGH has developed a methodology to help identify the most suitable location for any event, prioritising countries that are accessible to people with direct lived experience and who will lead the implementation of policies and services being discussed. To explore the tool, click below.

Equitably Accessible GH Meeting Toolkit

WHERE WE ARE

We're headquartered in Cambridge UK, but our team is spread across the world. We are always happy to meet new people, so reach out to us if you are ever in Cambridge, at a big global health conference or want to connect online.

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