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Public health

Our international public health consultants work at both ends of the same problem: the regional forums where immunisation policy and financing are decided, and the households where a child is either reached or missed. Health equity means closing the distance between the two.

Aligned to

SDG 3: Good health and well-being

A health worker speaking with mothers and infants during a community visit.

What this involves

Three things this area of work actually consists of

Health equity and well-being: strengthening health systems, combating infectious disease, and securing community access to essential services and health education.

  • Health system strengthening

    Supporting the facilities, supply routes and health workers that decide whether a service exists at the moment a person needs it.

  • Infectious disease

    Community engagement and awareness work on immunisation and disease prevention, including reaching zero-dose and under-immunised children.

  • Policy representation

    Carrying community-level evidence into regional and global forums, among them Africa CDC, Gavi and the World One Health Congress.

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