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Global Health Data That Drives Change

We study positive outliers to inform global health research, policy, and practice.

Our Vision and Work

Exemplars in Global Health (EGH) believes that the quickest path to improving health outcomes is to identify positive outliers, analyze what makes countries successful, and help leaders adapt lessons in their own contexts. We study achievements and share global health research to help decision makers and funders increase their impact.

About Exemplars
At the core of Exemplars in Global Health is the hypothesis that we can learn from countries that have achieved extraordinary progress. These positive outliers are Exemplars. Watch to learn more.

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Our data-driven global health research spans 10+ topics around the world. Click on a topic to view its related research.

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Our Exemplar country narratives are central to our research. Developed with in-country experts, they include rigorous analysis of how successful countries overcome key challenges, global health data, and actionable solutions that can be adapted to other contexts.

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Exemplars in Global Health research can help you learn about a new issue, design a new policy, or implement a new program. We can help decision support services to help policy and decision makers adapt our findings to make context-specific recommendations.

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