PATH is a global health organisation that builds cross-sector partnerships to develop and scale vaccines, diagnostics, medical devices and health system innovations in more than 70 countries.
PATH is a global health organisation founded in 1977. It brings together public institutions, businesses, social enterprises and investors to develop and scale solutions intended to advance health equity. The organisation employs around 1,600 professionals and works in more than 70 countries.
Its technical work spans vaccines, drugs, diagnostics, medical devices, and system and service innovations. Notable outputs include vaccine technologies for meningitis and Japanese encephalitis, and health systems strengthening programmes built on digital transformation and human-centered design. The organisation applies a range of disciplines - science, economics, technology and advocacy among them - to these problems.
PATH describes its teams as multidisciplinary and its culture as oriented toward collaboration and sustainable change, with the view that innovation emerges from diverse perspectives. Its partnership model links government, commercial and investment sectors around shared health objectives.
