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  • A large sunburst sculpture made of red and yellow wooden slats in a warehouse art installation

    Climate and health: 20 local solutions shared by health professionals at Teach to Reach

  • Stylized illustration of a person in profile facing a large mosquito silhouette, red black and white color scheme with technical grid overlays

    Joseph WATO nommé premier Fellow pour la transformation de la santé mondiale

  • Stylized illustration of a person in profile facing a large mosquito silhouette, red black and white color scheme with technical grid overlays

    Joseph WATO appointed first TGLF Fellow for the transformation of global health

  • Black ink illustration on textured cream paper showing silhouettes of diverse people standing, walking, and holding hands in groups, with clouds scattered throughout

    Panu Saaristo on NCDs in humanitarian settings: why local leadership is the missing key to humanitarian health

  • Communities least responsible face the greatest health risks

    Climate change and health: how to apply for Nexa’s funding

  • Geometric concentric circles wall sculpture representing the journey from local climate action to global funding

    Climate change and health: from flood to funder

  • Wall sculpture of diverse textured spheres and stones representing local voices in climate and health

    Climate and health: seven quotes from global leaders putting money on the table for local communities

  • Reda Sadki speaking on a panel at The Conduit in London at the Nexa climate and health funding announcement, June 2026

    Climate and health: Reda Sadki’s remarks at the Nexa funding announcement in support of local community responses

  • Malaria: health professionals from 30 countries start learning from each other to ‘turn the tide’

  • Obra abstracta de una superficie blanca agrietada que revela anillos concéntricos de azul, rojo, naranja y amarillo — representando la ruptura sísmica del terremoto de Venezuela

    Análisis Rápido de Género: ¿dónde están las mujeres y las niñas en el terremoto de Venezuela?

  • Stylized illustration of a person in profile facing a large mosquito silhouette, red black and white color scheme with technical grid overlays

    Joseph WATO appointed first TGLF Fellow for the transformation of global health

  • Black ink illustration on textured cream paper showing silhouettes of diverse people standing, walking, and holding hands in groups, with clouds scattered throughout

    Panu Saaristo on NCDs in humanitarian settings: why local leadership is the missing key to humanitarian health

  • Communities least responsible face the greatest health risks

    Climate change and health: how to apply for Nexa’s funding

  • Geometric concentric circles wall sculpture representing the journey from local climate action to global funding

    Climate change and health: from flood to funder

  • Wall sculpture of diverse textured spheres and stones representing local voices in climate and health

    Climate and health: seven quotes from global leaders putting money on the table for local communities

  • Reda Sadki speaking on a panel at The Conduit in London at the Nexa climate and health funding announcement, June 2026

    Climate and health: Reda Sadki’s remarks at the Nexa funding announcement in support of local community responses

  • Malaria: health professionals from 30 countries start learning from each other to ‘turn the tide’

  • Obra abstracta de una superficie blanca agrietada que revela anillos concéntricos de azul, rojo, naranja y amarillo — representando la ruptura sísmica del terremoto de Venezuela

    Análisis Rápido de Género: ¿dónde están las mujeres y las niñas en el terremoto de Venezuela?

  • Abstract artwork of a cracked white surface revealing vibrant concentric rings of blue, red, orange and yellow — representing the seismic rupture of the Venezuela earthquake

    Rapid Gender Analysis: where are women and girls in the Venezuela earthquake?

  • Climate polyptych — The Geneva Learning Foundation

    The Geneva Learning Foundation Scholar Newsletter, issue 5 (2 July 2026)