PATH events

PATH joined global leaders in New York at the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly to champion equitable health systems and innovation in global health, reinforcing our commitment to the United Nations 2030 Agenda.
During the week’s high-level discussions, we spotlighted strategic partnerships and actionable solutions that advance universal access to diagnostics, vaccines, and digital health tools in support of sustainable development.

PATH delegates joined colleagues from around the world at the 78th World Health Assembly.

PATH joined hundreds of colleagues from the digital health community in Nairobi, Kenya, at the Global Digital Health Forum (GDHF).

PATH delegates were among government representatives, decision-makers, experts, and local communities to address and further advance climate change goals.

PATH presented a range of new findings from recent human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine development and delivery projects at IPVC 2024, including sessions that shared new learnings about using a single-dose schedule.

This year, the World Health Summit (WHS) was held under the theme "Building Trust for a Healthier World." PATH programs had the opportunity to host side-events centered on oxygen financing and scaling technologies in health.

PATH was represented by a strong presence at the 79th UN General Assembly. Our delegates organized and participated in sessions surrounding AMR, climate and health, digital and AI, and much more. UNGA week was also an advantageous time to connect with key partners and stakeholders of our organization.

PATH periodically hosts a Virtual Community Coffee as a way to introduce people to our work and hear from PATH staff, including members of our Talent Acquisition team. If you're interested in learning more about PATH this event is for you, so be sure to revisit our Events page to be notified of the next Community Coffee!

PATH was excited to be a contributing partner of the Social Innovation Summit (SIS), a global convening that brought together innovators, community stakeholders, foundations, and social entrepreneurs to share, learn, and connect. Our delegates had the opportunity to bring visibility to PATH and the work that we do through networking, roundtable discussions, and the hosting of health-related sessions.

At WHA, PATH delegates hosted and participated in events surrounding UHC, digital health systems, sustainability through manufacturing and more. Our organization also partnered with other non-state actors to compose and share a constituency statement on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and UHC in an effort to achieve affordable and accessible NCD care as we strive for UHC.

PATH was delighted to attend GITEX AFRICA in Marrakech, Morocco. Nanthalile Mugata, our Chief of Africa Region, was a featured panelist for “Catalyzing Digital Health Transformation in Africa: Strategies for Investment and Innovation."

PATH joined delegates around the World at the East Africa Regional Early Childhood Development (ECD) Conference in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to showcase innovative programs, foster dialogue around knowledge exchange and learning, and build consensus around key advocacy issues.

In this PATH Live Forum we discussed how global perspectives and solutions could improve US health outcomes.

At COP28 in Dubai, PATH joined international leaders, experts, and partners to confront pressing climate challenges and chart the course towards a healthier, more sustainable future.

PATH hosted an informational Community Coffee as a way to introduce people to our work and give them the opportunity to interact with select PATH staff.

The Grand Challenges Annual Meeting celebrated its 20th anniversary this year in Dakar. Over the course of four days, PATH discussed how collaborations, scientists and R&D leaders can accelerate innovation for greater impact.

PATH joined global leaders, experts, and partners at the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York City to address key challenges and forge pathways toward a healthier, more equitable future.

PATH representatives from eight country offices attended the first-ever International Conference on Primary Health Care (ICPHC) hosted by the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, International Institute for Primary Health Care – Ethiopia, and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

The Women Deliver Conference brought together more than 6,000 advocates, leaders, and changemakers from diverse fields worldwide to advance gender equality, sexual and reproductive health and rights, and the wellbeing of girls and women. PATH hosted and participated in various events at Women Deliver, and our exhibition booth was an opportunity to share how our organization is actively working towards health equity and universal health coverage.