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We are an international institute that promotes and facilitates innovative models in global health. We aspire to be a trusted partner that influences policy and shapes future directions that benefit everyone.

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WHAT WE DO

USING DATA IN HEALTH TO BENEFIT SOCIETY
FINDING INCLUSIVE HEALTH FINANCING MODELS
PUTTING PEOPLE IN CONTROL OF THEIR OWN HEALTH NEEDS
OUR WORK

The Economics and Psychology of the COVID-19 Outbreak in Kisumu and Kakamega Counties

August 22, 2022

JLI hits the streets to talk data

July 14, 2022

The dark side of sharing data and the need for standards

July 12, 2022

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Global Public Investment Network (GPIN) makes commitment to action with Clinton Global Initiative

New York, September 19, 2022 - JLI sponsored, The Global Public Investment Network (GPIN) announced a Commitment to Action at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2022 meeting. CGI convenes global…
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UNGA Event: Accelerating progress on the SDGs by empowering researchers and innovators to use data and AI

On 07 September, JLI partner I-DAIR will host a side event during the 76th UN General Assembly.  I-DAIR will present its vision and work and then convene a transdisciplinary panel…
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Event recap: GPI: Building a better system: Making Global Public Investment a reality

On 27 July, GPI final report was presented during an event of the Expert Working Group on GPI: Building a better system: Making Global Public Investment a reality. The GPI…
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Event recap: CISDI/JLI in-person workshops in Jakarta on GPI
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Event Recap: #WHA75 Breakfast Briefing
Civil Society
Know what’s better than a vaccine mandate? A society that doesn’t need one.
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Human immune systems in Europe and US make us more vulnerable to exotic new zoonoses, like COVID-19
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JLI contributes to the Lancet/FT Commission on Digital Health and AI
Health Diplomacy
Dr Christoph Benn speaks at the C20 Summit

“Het Joep Lange Instituut (JLI) is opgericht ter nagedachtenis van Prof. Dr. Joep Lange in 2016. Hij was één van de grondleggers van HIV AIDS behandeling wereldwijd en met name in Afrika. Het JLI ondersteunt initiatieven om iedereen in de wereld toegang te geven tot betere zorg via de mobiele telefoon“

Onno Schellekens, Chairman of the Joep Lange Institute

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"Optimizing for the self in the short term isn't optimal for anyone in the long term" Thought provoking short clip explaining the Tragedy of the Commons. Same applies to access to healthcare. https://t.co/SYrFasdQYE

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JLI and I-DAIR Board Chair @ChristophBenn with the @IDAIR_Geneva inaugural board together with UN Secretary General's Envoy on Technology Amandeep Singh Gill talking about accelerating health through data and AI. https://t.co/VpmLe9DyMX
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In Kenya ...
‘Inaction Kills’ takes a look at Dr Khama Rogo and the motives behind leaving his prestigious position within the World Bank Group to return to his native Kenya to lead by example. After years of talking, advocating and piloting initiatives at the global level, he decided to go further and build his own hospital to showcase innovation and set best practices for the rest of Africa to follow. As a long-time collaborator with Dr Rogo, the Joep Lange Institute has the upmost respect for the passion, determination and vision of Dr. Rogo. This is why we wanted to honor him in this film by hearing his views on responsible leadership and the best ways to accelerate progress.
Rose Muturi works at a company that provides Kenyans with micro credits over the phone. She is a firm believer in progress by making smart use of data. Technology has dangerous sides, but she believes the positive aspects outweigh the negative ones. Her company serves poor Kenyans who previously had little or no opportunities to get credit. Rose shares her ideas on how mobile technology has much more economic potential.
“If you don't know where you come from, you can't really determine where you want to go - and if you don't know who you are, others will define you and then you always end up at the bottom”, Abu Sense The young theater maker Abu Sense uses his mobile phone to find new material and inspiration for his political orientated plays and to engage with this audience on social media. Because schools hardly teach about Kenya’s history before independence Abu made it his mission is to educate Kenyans about where they come from and who they are.
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