August 31, 2026
Graduation Celebration of the GHAI CSO Budget Advocacy Accelerator
Join us to hear how 12 civil society organizations from 11 countries across Africa and Asia turned their new skills into results.
Announcement
March 25, 2021
New Program Pages Launched!
Did you know that the Global Health Advocacy Incubator’s (GHAI) Road Safety program is now active in 10 countries? Or that the Preventing Epidemics program is building support for investments in epidemic preparedness in Ghana and Nigeria? And that our Food Policy program are helping to address unhealthy food environments and advocating for healthy food policy solutions?
These are just a few of the exciting activities taking place. GHAI’s programs have been deepening their advocacy work and expanding into new countries and we are excited to launch new program pages.
You can learn more about each of our programs – Cardiovascular Health, Civic Registration and Vital Statistics, Drowning Prevention, Food Policy, Material and Child Health, Prevent Epidemics, and Road Safety – including how we are supporting local efforts and advocating for policy change, the impact in communities around the world, available resources and the latest news.
Each program page will be updated with new resources and stories regularly, so please check back often!
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