Survey collectors asked 200,000 women in Kenya and Nigeria to share their economic desires for themselves, their family, and their future. Here’s what we learned, and what’s standing in their way.

Each year, millions of people around the world die of preventable diseases because they lack access to vaccines, treatments, and diagnostic tools. Most live in low- and middle-income countries, where ...

To empower health care workers in LMIC settings that are not experts in ultrasound with an AI-enabled ultrasound that requires minimal training to use to screen for risks across multiple use cases ...

To empower health care workers in LMIC settings that are not experts in ultrasound with an AI-enabled ultrasound that requires minimal training to use to screen for risks across multiple use cases ...

In 2011, the Water, Sanitation & Hygiene program initiated the Reinvent the Toilet Challenge to spur the creation of new toilet technologies that safely and effectively manage human waste. The ...

SEATTLE (July 21, 2026) - The Governing Board of the Gates Foundation has approved a series of recommendations based on findings by WilmerHale, the law firm retained to conduct a review of past ...

Korea is committed to supporting global efforts to alleviate poverty and promote sustainable growth, drawing on its advanced science and innovation capabilities. Together with the Korean government ...

Zameer Brey leads the strategic coordination of the foundation’s approach to the equitable and safe use of artificial intelligence (AI) to advance equity and global health and development outcomes.

Matt Gee leads the data strategy team in the foundation’s U.S. Program, which focuses on data demand, access, governance, and use to support decision-makers across the education-to-workforce continuum ...

Commitments at the Generation Equality Forum will advance women’s economic empowerment, strengthen health and family planning, and accelerate women in leadership as women suffer disproportionately ...

No parent should ever have to bury their child, and no child should lose their mother to a preventable cause. Today, child deaths are on the rise for the first time this century and progress toward ...

In the early 2000s, we saw huge progress in the health of mothers and their children around the world. But that progress has lagged in recent years—maternal and newborn deaths remain stubbornly high.