Midwife, Poholé Lessenon Alida, of the Urban Health Centre of Grand-Zattry in Côte d'Ivoire

Re-imagining global health

Have you wondered what a changing geopolitical landscape means for ending parasitic disease? Are you curious to hear why a different way of working in global development enables different outcomes? With it being one year since launching our 2023-28 strategy, we believe in holding ourselves to account. This short series therefore explores these important questions and shares examples recognising how we work is just as crucial as what we do. We will also talk about how our context differs from a year ago with views from our partners, in their own words, on how we are meeting our commitments.

Challenges, changes, and Unlimit Health

In the coming weeks, we’ll explore the transformation of global health, including the approaches of both international organisations and local health systems, the implications of political changes on funding, and the progress towards global targets. We’ll also delve into how Unlimit Health is responding to these changes and adapting to the evolving landscape.

Nyende is a Village Health Team Worker in Buwaiswa, Uganda.

Beyond good intentions: building sustainable health solutions, together

In the world of global health, good intentions don't always translate into lasting change. At Unlimit Health, we've recognised that how we work is just as crucial as what we do.

Dr. Louisette from Vatomandry, Madagascar

Embracing change, empowering communities: Unlimit Health’s journey to universal health

The environment in which we operate is changing at an unprecedented rate, and this rate of change is set to increase fourfold in the next two decades. These global events have compounded health inequities and have led us to reflect on our purpose and place in this rapidly changing environment.