Meet James Austin, the scientist behind the Interceptor G2 insecticide-treated bed net built to outsmart resistant mosquitoes ...
ABU DHABI (December 17, 2025) – ADQ, an active sovereign investor focused on critical infrastructure and global supply chains and the Gates Foundation today announced a landmark partnership to ...
SEATTLE (January 16, 2025) – At the start of the Gates Foundation’s 25th anniversary year, its governing board approved the largest budget in its history. The foundation will operate with a budget of ...
In 2024, Cabo Verde, an island nation off the coast of West Africa, was certified as malaria-free by the World Health Organization (WHO), meaning it had gone more than three years without a single ...
Trevor Mundel leads the foundation’s efforts to develop high-impact interventions against the leading causes of death and disability in developing countries. He manages the foundation’s ...
Countries around the world are putting in place the digital building blocks that connect people, businesses, and governments. When foundational, reusable systems such as digital ID, payments, and data ...
Philip Welkhoff has led the foundation’s Malaria program since 2018 and has concurrently led the Institute for Disease Modeling (IDM) since 2021. Before becoming director of the Malaria program, ...
At the Gates Foundation, our values and mission haven’t changed since our doors opened more than two decades ago. We are committed to tackling the greatest inequities in the world, by focusing on ...
To improve AI-driven educational tools by developing research-backed AI models tailored to K-12 learning and math instructional materials.
Kieran Daly oversees the foundation’s engagements with key global health institutions (WHO and UNICEF) and major funds. His team promotes greater alignment and collaboration among those institutions, ...
Dr. Kathleen Neuzil leads the foundation’s efforts to eradicate polio and strengthen the health systems that support immunization and disease surveillance. With more than 25 years of experience in ...
More than one billion children in lower-income countries have been protected with life-saving vaccines since 2000, thanks in part to a global partnership called Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance. In 2000, ...