While the World Bank and major regional MDBs (the ‘legacy’ MDBs) have a high profile, most MDBs are less well known. In light of the serious challenges facing the world …
Equitably developed vaccines for emerging infectious diseases (EID) are an urgent global priority. At an EID vaccine summit organized by IAVI and sponsored by The Rockefeller Foundation, experts and stakeholders …
The Inflation Reduction Act features hundreds of billions of dollars in commitments to reshaping American energy use and reducing emissions. These commitments include tax credits and rebates for solar panels, …
In fall 2021, The Rockefeller Foundation convened the Wastewater Action Group to share best practices and overcome barriers to translating wastewater data into public health action. With support from Mathematica, …
Everyone agrees that we need more and faster progress across all the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We need fewer promises and more results. The 17 Rooms initiative takes non-traditional approaches …
The Rockefeller Foundation’s Equity Advisory Council was a group of 13 public health and equity experts representing diverse communities who were convened by The Foundation to assess the state of …
Climate change poses a singular threat to humanity, and to The Rockefeller Foundation’s 109-year mission of promoting its well-being throughout the world. To meet our mission today, we must directly …
A report “Infrastructure of Trust: The Case for Investing in Vaccine Demand” by the Brown University School of Public Health, with support from The Rockefeller Foundation, outlines the need for …
The rights of women and girls around the world are being rolled back by widespread democratic recession and rising autocracy, the existential threat of climate change, and failing international frameworks. …
A new report from the RAND Corporation “Putting Equity First in Covid-19 Vaccination,” analyzes results from the Equity-First Vaccine Initiative (EVI), a five-city project funded by The Rockefeller Foundation designed …