Every year, about 250 million people become infected with malaria, causing nearly 1 million deaths. Tuberculosis affects 9 million people annually, with 1.6 million people dying from it. Organizations working to combat these and other diseases face complex questions:
How can new drugs, vaccines, and treatments be developed as quickly as possible to help address the diseases of the developing world?
How can health systems be developed and optimized to expand health coverage at lower costs?
How can partnerships be improved to overcome the greatest challenges of global health, such as the eradication of malaria?
How can we ensure equity of access to the right treatment and medication?
BCG’s global health experts leverage a strong regional and international network to share learning and innovation from both the developed and the developing world. Our local experts provide specific insights into the challenges in each region and health system.
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Impact Stories
- Development of the Global Malaria Action Plan
- See how BCG helped the Roll Back Malaria Partnership develop a global strategy to fight the disease.
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- Developing an E-Health Strategy
- Find out how BCG helped the Rockefeller Foundation to assess and develop an e-health strategy.
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- Improving Fundraising at the Danish Cancer Society
- BCG partnered with the Danish Cancer Society to develop a fundraising strategy for 2015.
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