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2010 Gates Award Nominations Now Open   :)

Sept. 2, 2009, Nominations Now Open

2010 Gates Award for Global Health

Celebrating 10 years of Excellence in Global Health

Nomination Submission Deadline Oct. 31, 2009


Join us as we celebrate 37 years as the premier annual event in global health.

The Gates Award for Global Health was established by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to reward and showcase organizations that have made major and lasting contributions to the field of global health. The award includes an honorarium
of $1 million.

The Council invites you to nominate an organization from any country in the world that has substantively improved the health and the lives of people in need. The organization may be a charitable institution, a private company, or a public entity.

Important Links

> Award Overview
> Background and Criteria
> Nomination Form
Questions?
Contact Dawn Carey, Awards Program Coordinator at dcarey@globalhealth.org
or (802) 649-1340, ext. 2144

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Global Health Council's 37th Annual International Conference,
Dateline 2010: Global Health Goals & Metrics,
please visit our conference website.

http://www.globalhealth.org/conference_2010/ 

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Blogs > read the blogs

 Jane Roberts, co-founder 34 Million Friends of the UNFPA, reviews Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl Wudunn's book, Half the Sky

 Ann Starrs, president of Family Care International, blogs that real success in health care requires us to walk the dusty villages

 Bart Weetjens on HeroRATS: African rats who can detect TB faster than humans

Council Blogs: Council's Blaser looks at successes and lessons learned from member programs as he visits Zambia and Tanzania

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 Field Notes: Researchers collaborate on developing first TB vaccine in 100 years

 Dim Sum: Reviews of books, movies, music, etc.

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