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Health Poverty Action outreach workers in Myanmar

We see health differently. We do what’s needed, not what’s easiest, to stop health being denied. Hear from our director, Martin Drewry, to find out what this looks like.

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From Forest to Dust

‘From Forest to Dust’ exposes how decades of prohibition‑focused drug policy have become deeply intertwined with organised crime, land grabbing, environmental destruction, and racialised violence. The report maps how the global cocaine supply chain, from cultivation through to refining, transit and export, overlaps with conservation units, indigenous land and quilombola territories. With the world preparing for COP30, this research makes a vital connection which the world must listen to: climate policy, land justice and drug policy are undeniably interconnected.

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Maternal health for the San people in Namibia

Five months pregnant with her second child. Xao lives in the remote region of Tsumkwe, Namibia. She understands the importance of visiting the health centre.

Health workers like Deiu are using smartphones to tackle malaria

In remote border regions of Vietnam, technology is playing a key part in the fight against malaria.

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The Root Causes

We tackle unfair power structures to challenge the real root causes of poverty & ill health

Our publications provide an in-depth and wide-ranging view of how we work alongside communities and activist groups to expose global inequalities and offer solutions that put people ahead of profits.

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Drug policy is a barrier to climate justice!

Learn more about the Coalition we are involved with and how we're exposing the link between prohibition and climate change.

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Share the Science

COVID-19 vaccines were funded by public money; however, they were given to rich and powerful countries first. Women and girls in Kenya told us about their experience during the pandemic. Their experience shows us why we need to #SharetheScience.

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