
Accelerating the response to pandemics. Ensuring access to healthcare for all
L’Initiative combines technical assistance and catalytic funding to strengthen the capacity of health stakeholders, reinforce institutional, policy and social frameworks, and support innovative approaches. By linking local expertise with international cooperation, it contributes to a more effective, sustainable and equitable response to pandemics.
Persistent challenges
Inequalities in access to prevention, testing and treatment remain, particularly for key populations and young women, slowing progress towards the 2030 target.
A cruel paradox
A curable disease but too often underdiagnosed, tuberculosis remains the leading cause of death from infectious diseases, aggravated by drug resistance.
Continuing the effort
Despite advances, progress in the fight against malaria has stalled: resistance, climate change and fragile funding threaten the gains of the past two decades.







2024 Activity Report
In 2024, L’Initiative confirmed its shift in scale. It strengthened its commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria, while stepping up its work on key structural issues: human resources for health, community health, sexual and reproductive health and rights, climate change and health. L’Initiative also reinforced its role as a technical and strategic partner to countries, aiming to sustainably improve access to health services for vulnerable populations, and to support more equitable, resilient and inclusive health systems.
