For a strong, equitable and sustainable global health ecosystem
Driving change through national and global connections, partnerships, research and innovation, promoting best practices in global health, and advocacy.
Australia’s peak body for global health organisations
Our membership is diverse, ranging from universities and research institutes to international and national non-government organisations or peak bodies, to government entities and public private partnerships.
We aim to deepen collaboration between us, and curate knowledge sharing. We are committed to transforming global health to be equitable for all.
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Australia’s renewed $386 million Gavi commitment to continue to deliver extraordinary returns for taxpayers
Pacific Friends of Global Health has strongly endorsed the Australian Government’s renewed five year commitment of $386 million to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, demonstrating Australia’s steadfast leadership in global health. The renewed pledge not only exceeds Gavi’s $360 million request, but demonstrates Australia’s unwavering global health leadership and strategic vision. This outstanding commitment represents the […]
Alliance Statement on the adoption of the pandemic agreement at the World Health Assembly
The Australian Global Health Alliance strongly welcomes the adoption of the world’s first ever international pandemic agreement to better prevent, prepare for, and respond to future pandemics at the 78th World Health Assembly held this year. The adoption by member states of the World Health Organisation (WHO) represents a powerful commitment to global health and […]
Listen: ABC podcast of our conversation with global health expert Nina Schwalbe
ABC Radio National’s Big Ideas program recorded our recent event with global health expert, Nina Schwalbe. The ABC writes: The global health order is shifting — and the ripple effects are impossible to ignore. Once the world’s largest funder of health programs, the United States has pulled back dramatically: cutting HIV/AIDS support, freezing critical research funding, restricting gender-affirming care, […]
2025 Australian Global Health Alliance Congress
Early April the Alliance hosted its annual Congress at the Peter Doherty Institute, centred around the theme Reimagining Global Health: Challenges and Opportunities within our communities. Bringing together leading experts and leaders, the Congress offered a powerful space for reimagining global health—especially in these complex and uncertain times. Each session addressed pressing challenges, while discussing bold […]
New world order and disorder in global health – A special conversation with Nina Schwalbe
On Tuesday 25 February the Australian Global Health Alliance welcomed Nina Schwalbe, one of the world’s foremost global health policy thought leaders, for an incredibly insightful and concerning discussion on the evolving role of the United States in global health, global pandemic agreements, and the future of health equity. This timely conversation reinforced the critical […]
Alliance statement on the U.S Stop Work Orders
The Australian Global Health Alliance is deeply concerned about the abrupt 90-day pause on United States (U.S) foreign aid imposed by the Trump Administration on 27 January 2025. Stirring widespread concern and confusion within global health communities, the stop work orders have already exerted considerable strain on global efforts to combat health-related challenges. The implications […]
Welcoming Melbourne Children’s Global Health as the newest Bronze Sponsor of the Alliance
The Australian Global Health Alliance is delighted to announce Melbourne Children’s Global Health as the newest Bronze Sponsor of the Alliance. Melbourne Children’s Global Health (MCGH) is an initiative of Melbourne Children’s Campus- a partnership of Murdoch Children’s Research Institute; The University of Melbourne, Department of Paediatrics; and The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne. MCGH aims […]
Alliance statement on the Vanuatu Earthquake
The Australian Global Health Alliance is deeply concerned for the people of Vanuatu following the devastating earthquake and aftershocks that have left thousands, including nearly 40,000 children [1] in urgent need of support. On Tuesday, December 17, a powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck west of Port Vila, the capital, triggering 14 aftershocks, the strongest reaching […]
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