The data started rolling in and it wasn’t good. Wakiso, Uganda’s most densely populated district, was peaking in two worrying categories: hardest hit by Covid-19 infections and among the lowest vaccination …
NEW YORK | September 8, 2022 — In a commentary published today in Nature Medicine, a group of public health leaders and academic researchers brought together by The Rockefeller Foundation’s …
New report, Infrastructures of Trust: The Case for Investing in Vaccine Demand from researchers at Brown University calls for investment in community leadership; provides key strategies for public health officials, …
RAND Corporation Study demonstrates how community-based organizations are central to efforts to promote Covid-19 vaccination equity and strengthen public health systems NEW YORK | August 25, 2022 ― Hyper-local engagement involving …
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 …
Public health decisions about Covid-19 depend on knowledge about the level of SARS-CoV-2 circulating in a community. Clinical data obtained from individuals through nasal swab samples is crucial, but with …
Washington, D.C., Paris | July 26, 2022 – The Rockefeller Foundation’s Pandemic Prevention Institute (PPI) and the Pasteur Network have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance early detection …
The Rockefeller Foundation’s Global Vaccination Initiative will host “Demanding Better Health: Global Vaccination Bright Spots,” an hour-long #RFBreakthrough conversation on the current Covid-19 vaccination landscape in Africa, Asia, Latin America, …
Funding will support the World Bank’s new Financial Intermediary Fund to expand low- and middle-income countries’ pandemic prevention and response programs NEW YORK | July 14, 2022 – The Rockefeller Foundation …