During the first 25 years of the Gates Foundation, we gave away more than $100 billion. Over the next two decades, we will ...

A Ugandan scientist is engineering beans to thrive despite drought, pests, and shorter growing seasons—one crossbreed at a ...

Explore 25 years of progress in global health, education, and equity—and discover the stories shaping our future.

To develop education focused AI models and data sets to enable education technologies supporting priority students better able to assess student misconceptions of math problems.

To help strengthen technical capacity of regulators in Rwanda with the aim of helping make Rwanda a center for Biotech Regulatory Excellence and to ensure farmers in Rwanda are able to access crop ...

to evaluate the enzymatic options for lowering the cost of an HIV anti-retroviral active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) synthesis, which will facilitate the future generic market entry of this API ...

To create an enabling environment in support of policy reforms in Rwanda to drive regulatory excellence and speed up timeline to market for crop innovations without ...

To assess the registry and credentialing system piloted in Edo for its effectiveness, scalability, and economic impact, to inform strategies for broader adoption—particularly in enhancing equitable ...

to support researchers from low-resource settings to attend annual American Society for Virology conferences with a focus on highlighting viral pathogens of importance to LMIC and facilitating ...

Amy Carter is director of Community Engagement at the Gates Foundation, where she and her team work to support an equitable and thriving Seattle region (King, Pierce, and Snohomish counties) through ...