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Bridging the health equity gapÂ
Nearly 80% of the world’s population lives in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), yet millions still lack access to essential health products including vaccines, antibiotics and reproductive health products. As global health threats continue to grow, closing these access gaps has never been more urgent.  Â
Over the past two decades, the Foundation has grown into a powerhouse for change, combining rigorous, evidence-based research with strategic engagement to tackle some of the most urgent challenges to healthcare access and affordability across LMICs. Â
Access to medicine should not depend on where someone lives. Help make access equitable for all.
Jayasree K. Iyer, CEO of the Access to Medicine Foundation explains how we use our evidence-based research and convening power to influence the world's leading decision-makers to prioritise healthcare equity and drive real impact.Â
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Read moreWhy your support mattersÂ
Your support enables independent research that measures company behaviour, establishes industry best practice, and mobilises stakeholders. We engage directly with C-suites and boards of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies, while bringing together industry leaders, shareholders, governments, investors, communities and partners to turn evidence into action.  Â
By investing in our work, you enable us to deepen our research, strengthen collaboration across the global health community, and accelerate responsible corporate action to expand equitable access to essential health products in LMICs.
Where your support can make a difference
Your contribution helps advance the Foundation's work across more than 80 diseases and conditions, reaching people in 115 low-and middle-income countries. You can also choose to support specific areas of our work, including the priority areas featured below, where greater investment can help expand access to essential health products. Â
Improving access to sickle cell disease care
Millions of people living with sickle cell disease continue to face delayed diagnosis, limited treatment options and fragmented care. The Foundation aims to develop a unified action plan that will strengthen access to sickle cell disease care across Africa by aligning priorities, defining the role of pharmaceutical companies across the continuum of care and creating a shared roadmap for action.Â
Improving access for women and childrenÂ
Healthy pregnancies, safe births, and healthy childhoods all depend on access to essential health products. Yet millions of women and children in low- and middle-income countries continue to go without them. The Foundation works with pharmaceutical companies and partners to improve equitable access to the medicines, vaccines, diagnostics and other health products they need. Yet, a focused programme to advance access for priority populations would expedite action to help fill major gaps. Â
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Read moreDisclaimer
The Access to Medicine Foundation is an independent, non-profit organisation. We do not accept funding that could compromise our independence or the integrity of our research. Â
Contributions to the Foundation do not influence our research, analysis, rankings, or public communications. All research remains independent and evidence-based. Â
We reserve the right to decline or return any donation at our discretion, including contributions that may create a conflict of interest or pose reputational risk.Â
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Significant contributions may be subject to additional review in accordance with our funding and due diligence policies. Â
Margo Warren
Director of Government Engagement & Policy
mwarren@Accesstomedicinefoundation.org
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