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The Gates Foundation was built on the belief that everyone should have the opportunity to reach their full potential, regardless of where they were born. That…
We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to use AI to help more solutions reach the people who need them. But there are three things the world needs to get right, now.
The Gates Foundation today announced a $2.5 billion commitment through 2030 to accelerate research and development (R&D) focused exclusively on women’s…
The world must act quickly to support African institutions in fighting the third wave of COVID-19 and bringing vaccines to the more than 98 percent of Africans who remain unvaccinated.
Now is the time to support developing countries in building the infrastructure, skills, and systems they need to develop safe and affordable vaccines for diseases that mostly affect poorer nations.
In the race against the coronavirus and its variants, wealthier countries must meet their vaccine-sharing commitments faster and pledge a greater share of their supply to low- and middle-income countries.
Data collected during the pandemic show just how much worse women have fared economically than men. Without urgent action, they will only fall further behind during the recovery.
The foundation’s CEO addresses pressing issues for the foundation—both internally and in its work to improve lives around the world during the pandemic and beyond.
Gates Foundation CEO Mark Suzman shares plan to evolve our governance and announces new $15 billion to deepen and accelerate our efforts to fight inequity.
The COVID-19 pandemic has largely affected women more than men. To build a strong economic recovery, data shows we must advance progress toward gender equality.