Interventions that reduce mosquito populations and prevent bites are an essential part of successful malaria control and elimination strategies, but challenges like growing insecticide resistance and climate change require new tools. As countries introduce next-generation mosquito nets and explore novel approaches like genetically modified mosquitos, what does it really take to deliver effective vector control? Drawing on experiences from leading experts, this PATH Live Forum session will explore the successful approaches and lessons learned from rolling out new vector control innovations in the communities hit hardest by malaria.
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World Hepatitis Day: The Partnership Advancing Hepatitis B Care & Prevention for Mothers & Newborns
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Novel Live Type 1 & 3 Oral Polio Vaccines Show Good Safety, Immune Response in Phase 1 Trial
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Reimagining Diabetes Care: Innovative Pathways to Equity, Access and Impact
On September 23, from 4-6pm ET, Accenture and PATH will co-host a roundtable session will convene a select group of leaders from government, multilateral organizations, civil society, and the private sector to examine critical gaps and opportunities in diabetes care delivery, explore case studies and game-changing approaches, including care bundles, coordinated and digital care, and innovative financing, and engage in a candid discussion on what has—and hasn’t—worked in integrated diabetes care, and where the greatest opportunities lie for impact.
Expanding the Impact of Chemoprevention
In this PATH Live Forum, this webinar will explore the future of malaria chemoprevention: how strategies are evolving, what we’re learning from implementation, and what’s needed to deliver these tools more widely and equitably.
Reimagining NCD Care to Meet Women’s Needs
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Turning Trust Into Coverage: Youth-Led Efforts Raise Malaria Vaccine Uptake
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Accelerating Change to End Preventable Maternal & Child Deaths in Africa
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How One Project Advanced the Global HPV Prevention Landscape
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A Deadly Disease for Infants Has No Vaccine—We’re Changing That
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Accelerating Change to End Preventable Maternal & Child Deaths in Africa
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A New Era in Health Security: A Call to Action
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New Trial in Nigeria Evaluates Voice-Based Hotline That Connects Rural Health Care Workers to the Power of Generative AI
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“I’m the Guy Who Saves Children’s Lives”: One Man’s Vaccine Mission
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Ensuring Access to Lifesaving Medical Oxygen: Kenya’s New Policy Roadmap
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Outcomes-Based Financing: A Novel Tool in the Fight Against AMR | PATH and Partners Share New Research and Model to Drive Responsible Antibiotic Use
At a recent Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Deeper Dive Session, PATH — together with Pfizer, the Bay Area Global Health Alliance, and Social Finance International — shared early-phase research findings aimed at understanding the drivers of antibiotic misuse and presented an innovative financing design approach to incentivize the correct use of antibiotics. The session aimed to raise awareness and engage potential partners around a next-phase pilot to test outcomes-based financing (OBF) as a new tool to drive more sustainable and effective stewardship.
WHA78 Side Event: Securing the Future of Global Health – United Front for Sustainable Financing
Join us in Geneva or online on May 21 for a WHA78 side event exploring sustainable financing solutions for global health, hosted by IDA and partners.
Faster Sample Collection Can Help Stop the Next Pandemic
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From Paper to Digital: Reinventing Zambia’s Community Health Care Efficiency
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The Future of Malaria Vaccines: Innovation, Access, and Impact
This webinar will explore what comes next for malaria vaccine development and access. Experts will discuss the future pipeline of malaria vaccines, the challenges and opportunities in integrating vaccines into immunization programs, and the complexities of forecasting and manufacturing supply to meet demand. Join PATH for a dynamic discussion on how these factors shape equitable access and the global effort to reduce malaria’s burden.




















