Dr. Zolelwa Sifumba overcame MDR-TB and now fights to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and strengthen TB prevention. Discover ...

The Gates Foundation has committed an additional $2.5 billion to invest in women's health through 2030. Learn some of the ...

This article was originally published on Gates Notes. When I first began thinking about how to give away my wealth, I did what I always do when I start a new project: I read a lot of books. I read ...

What we do not fund In general, and except in specific circumstances as noted on certain grant applications, the foundation is unable to make grants directly to individuals. The majority of our ...

Our foundation works with partners, grantees, and governments in 144 countries on urgent issues in global health and development. Our program leaders and other experts can offer perspective and ...

Notre rôle Où se situe notre fondation parmi les autres institutions qui tentent d'améliorer l’état du monde ? On entend généralement parler de deux secteurs : le public et le privé. Les entreprises ...

The world's worst child health crisis is malnutrition. Climate change is making it even harder to solve. To protect the world’s children from hunger’s worst effects, we must invest in global health.

We are working to empower women and girls in low- and middle-income countries to take charge of their own reproductive health by enabling them to make informed decisions about family planning and ...

Learn how we're supporting sustainable, inclusive agricultural innovation in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia to provide equal access to nutritious food.

Our goal is to encourage and equip low- and middle-income countries to adopt safe and inclusive digital public infrastructure to advance the global Sustainable Development Goals.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has committed to spending $8.6 billion in 2024 to help meet mounting needs and fund innovative ways to save and improve lives. Many philanthropists are stepping up, ...

This three-part conversation features three distinguished scientists—Professor Kelly Chibale, Dr. Akhona Vava, and Professor Valerie Mizrahi—exploring how science and innovation drive global health ...