Protect the most vulnerable — Global Pediatric Emergency Equity Lab

Lifelong health starts in childhood.

In country after country, we see that children have the most to lose from struggling healthcare systems. Our work focuses on children because when we invest in quality care for them, we improve health outlooks for everyone.

Our efforts zero in on the most vulnerable in our global community, and within specific geographic communities, paying particular attention to children under 5.

In country after country, we see that children have the most to lose from struggling healthcare systems. Our work focuses on children because when we invest in quality care for them, we improve health outlooks for everyone. Our efforts zero in on the most vulnerable in our global community, and within specific geographic communities, paying particular attention to children under 5.

What We Do

Focus efforts on children and communities that are most at risk

Allocate resources to low- and middle-income countries

Build resilience into our recommendations for populations facing climate challenges

Pillar 2 gallery ( Protect the most vulnerable )

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