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Civil society inclusion is a MUST in Negotiations!

Since the inception of negotiations, civil society organizations and other non-state actors have experienced restricted involvement in the INB process. Despite being relevant stakeholders, organizations like ours have been largely excluded from observing discussions or providing adequate input.

Civil society inclusion is a MUST in Negotiations!

Since the inception of negotiations, civil society organizations and other non-state actors have experienced restricted involvement in the INB process. Despite being relevant stakeholders, organizations like ours have been largely excluded from observing discussions or providing adequate input.
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About Us

The AHF Global Public Health Institute was created as a joint initiative between the Aids Healthcare Foundation and the University of Miami in order to engage in global public health policy analysis and research to generate objective evidence that can inform improvements in public health policy at the global, regional, national and local levels, particularly for infectious diseases.

Our People

A team of committed individuals that addresses the most pressing global health challenges related to infectious diseases in order to inform public policy and advocacy.

Who We Are

The AHF Global Public Health Institute addresses gaps in global, regional, national, and local public health policies

Our Partners

AHF Institute collaborates with top healthcare organizations to drive innovation in medical research.

Research

The AHF Global Public Health Institute engages in global public health policy analysis and research to generate objective evidence that can inform improvements in public health policy at the global, regional, national, and local levels, particularly for infectious diseases.

News

Epidemiological Data

In this section, you will find relevant epidemiological data, as well as interactive graphs representing the evolution of the COVID-19 pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean. This information is updated on a daily basis.
Click here to view Epidemiological data.