OUR PUBLICATIONS

September 2023 

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Where you host an in-person meeting matters because it determines who is able to 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.

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We developed a methodology to help us identify the most suitable location for any event, that prioritises countries that are accessible to those with direct lived experience and who will lead the implementation of policies and services being discussed. We thought the approach might be useful to others, so are sharing it as a toolkit.

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To explore the toolkit, click here. 

March 2023 

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This report maps the intersection between efforts to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness and response (PPPR) systems and efforts to end tuberculosis (TB). It sets out how policymakers and funders can deliver impact across both agendas, saving lives today and tomorrow and helping to make the case for sustained investment in public health.

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To read the full report, click here. 

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To read the 2 pager briefing, click here. 

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To read the key findings (slide deck), click here. 

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To read a briefing on TB, PPPR and AMR, click here. 

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To read a briefing on TB, PPPR and UHC, click here. 

January 2023 

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This occasional paper seeks to identify whether there is any correlation between the political seniority of representatives of member states speaking at the 2018 UN High-Level Meeting on TB and the subsequent progress of that country against TB.

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Download the paper here.