IGHS uses its technical resources to create tools that enable global policymakers to make informed decisions about health. We organize international collective action to address urgent global health issues, from health financing and universal health coverage to malaria elimination. We produce timely evidence-based tools and information, such as policy briefs, working papers and commentaries, to help global health policymakers make key decisions.
Projects
The Advocacy, Financing, and Sustainability team works with national malaria programs, their partners, and donors to ensure the sustainability of the malaria response through policy, advocacy, and resource mobilization. The Malaria Elimination Initiative has developed a unique and specialized approach called the Sustainability Model, which comprises two complementary workstreams: Malaria Donor Transitions, which supports countries in their journey from donor-supported to fully country-financed and managed programs; and Malaria Budget Advocacy, aimed at strengthening domestic financing for malaria programs through national and sub-national leadership and advocacy.
Countries of activity
Cambodia, Namibia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Eswatini, Guyana, São Tomé and Príncipe, Thailand, Vietnam
Partners
The Global Fund, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
IGHS Center
Center for Malaria and Vector-Borne Diseases
Contact
Vanessa Elias, MPH vanessa.elias@ucsf.edu
More information
Advocacy, Financing and Sustainability
The Equitable Global Health Partnerships Initiative (EGHPI)’s mission is to drive the structural changes needed to create a more equal, transparent and mutually respectful collaborative environment among partners aiming to advance health worldwide.
Contact
Purba Chatterjee Purba.Chatterjee@ucsf.edu
More information
Equitable Global Health Partnerships Initiative
The Equitable Global Health Partnerships Initiative (EGHPI)’s mission is to drive the structural changes needed to create a more equal, transparent and mutually respectful collaborative environment among partners aiming to advance health worldwide.
Contact
Purba Chatterjee Purba.Chatterjee@ucsf.edu
More information
Equitable Global Health Partnerships Initiative