The recent outbreak of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo exposes our lack of preparedness for the next pandemic, Morgan Cottam writes.
why the world wasn’t ready for the recent Ebola outbreak Read more
What does equity actually mean in vaccine manufacturing? Director of Policy Advocacy, Alex Runswick, explores what’s needed to really shift the power.
real partnership means shifting power, not just factories Read more
Communications intern Amelia Jones explores the rising anti-vax sentiment in the US.
vaccines: the real-life consequences of misinformation Read more
Countries worst affected by child undernutrition experience at least $310 billion in trade-related illicit financial flows – UK must transform its response.
‘Trading Hunger’ a new report by Results UK Read more
Just over a year on from the 2025 cuts to the UK’s Official Development Assistance
Results UK statement on today’s FCDO budget announcement Read more
Dr Beccy Cooper MP highlights failings in conversations being had around global health.
why aren’t we talking about global health? Read more
In the light of aid cuts around the world, one form of development finance has never stopped delivering: remittances.
remittances: development financing built on belonging Read more
Political will for global development is shifting and to fight back we have to change the narrative. Professor Douglas Bourn makes the case for Global Learning in the classroom.
global learning – rethinking our approach to education on development and global issues Read more
The UK Government has today announced an £850 million pledge to the Global Fund.
In early October we took four Labour MPs on a delegation to Geneva to learn more about the key global health institutions based there and the current situation for their work.
our trip to Geneva taking four MPs on a global health fact-finding mission Read more
We know that polio eradication is “tantalisingly close”; there is a target to end this disease by 2029. In these final stages, we cannot rest on our laurels. This World Polio Day (24 October), it’s important to remember that we are not just fighting to eradicate polio, but also to stop it coming back.
polio eradication isn’t just fighting current cases – it’s stopping it coming back Read more
On 19 September 2024, on the eve of the United Nations (UN) Summit of the
‘Bad Loans, Poor Nutrition’ one year on Read more
