We strengthen our members’ work on global health through evidence, support and resources to inform advocacy.
Here is a curation of factsheets, reports, articles, websites, webinars and other tools for people working on global health. Alongside Action for Global Health’s own materials, we link to other useful resources from across the sector.
AfGH’s statement in response to the launch of the UK Government’s International Development Strategy
|May 16, 2022
Read Action for Global Health’s statement responding to the UK Government’s new International Development Strategy and how they plan to tackle global health and climate change.
Action for Global Health launch NEW 2022-2025 Strategy
|April 4, 2022
Action for Global Health are pleased to announce the launch of our exciting new 2022-2025 Strategy which outlines our ambitions and vision for AfGH’s work over the next four years with a central focus on achieving global health equity.
Health Inequalities and Climate Change – Action for Global Health Position Paper
|September 29, 2021
This Position Paper on Health Inequalities and Climate Change highlights the linkages between climate change and global health, as well as provides tangible actions to be taken to improve the health of people and planet.
Impact of Official Development Assistance Cuts to Global Health
|June 9, 2021
This briefing explores how the UK Aid cuts will lead to a decades-long rollback in progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals on global health and poverty elimination, hinder the global recovery from COVID-19, and disrupt the Government’s own G7 Presidency ambitions and the ability to deliver the FCDO’s strategic goals.
A Transformative Health Agenda for the G7
|March 24, 2021
Action for Global Health’s recommendations for how the UK’s G7 Presidency can address COVID-19, health inequalities and progress towards Universal Health Coverage.
Global Citizen ‘UK Aid Works’
|November 3, 2020
Global Citizen’s new “UK Aid Works” series is a collection of stories about health care development projects supported by Britain’s aid budget, collated by Action for Global Health UK (AfGH).
