Progress through
Partnership

impact report
2023-2024

impact report
2023-2024

Partner Spotlights

At the Duke Global Health Institute, every successful project we undertake is rooted in partnership. We asked nine of our global collaborators about their work, its challenges, and how partnering with DGHI helps them reach their goals.

2023-2024 Highlights

Research

DGHI policy expert shows how wider use of a common medication could save 500,000 children’s lives from diarrheal diseases

Infectious disease experts work in Kenya to help track a new form of malaria that could affect prevention across sub-Saharan Africa

Success Rate
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Over the past six years, DGHI faculty have been successful on 42.9% of competitive federal grant applications, more than twice the national average of around 20%.

DGHI leads wide-ranging analysis of COVID-19 in the U.S., showing how millions of deaths can be prevented with better pandemic preparedness and response

External Funding
$ 0 M

DGHI faculty earned 225 external research grants with total annual funding of more than $56.5 million in 2023-24

DGHI launches the Center for Global Mental Health to spark new research addressing the growing need for mental health interventions in low-resource settings

Publications
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DGHI faculty were authors on 982 scholarly works during 2023-24, according to the Duke Scholars database

Research shows wider access to antivenom across the Amazon region can prevent deaths and injuries from snakebites

First-of-its-kind study reveals links between HIV and cardiovascular disease for patients in low-income countries

Publications
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DGHI faculty were authors on 982 scholarly works during 2023-24, according to the Duke Scholars database

Research Highlight

First-of-its-kind study reveals links between HIV and cardiovascular disease for patients in low-income countries

Research Highlight

Research shows wider access to antivenom across the Amazon region can prevent deaths and injuries from snakebites

Education

Co-Majors
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Duke undergraduates have combined global health with 41 other majors since the launch of the co-major in 2013, underscoring DGHI’s interdisciplinary approach

Duke students launch a childcare center at a Kenyan hospital to help mothers attend medical appointments

Students from DGHI and Makerere University win innovation prize for life-saving device that helps warm premature infants

DGHI doctoral scholar creates a small-group intervention to help prevent intimate partner violence in rural Kenya

Educational Support
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Around 77% of costs for students in the DGHI MS-GH program are offset by scholarships and grants, making philanthropy critical to supporting our students’ financial need.

Students learn about challenges refugee patients face through a DGHI-supported Durham health clinic internship

Why so many DGHI Master of Science in Global Health alumni are finding career paths that lead back to Duke

Duke med student shares how DGHI’s third-year study in Tanzania is shaping her future in maternal medicine

Students In the Field
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98 Duke students participated in global health field projects during summer 2024, working with partners in 16 countries

Partnership

Nigerian medical students get grants from DGHI’s Center for Policy Impact in Global Health to study new ideas to prevent childhood mortality

Academic researchers and community activists bring environmental justice for residents impacted by failing sewage systems in U.S. South

Visiting Scholars
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DGHI has hosted 42 visiting scholars from 14 countries since July 1, 2019, a period that includes 18 months when no visits were possible due to the pandemic

Multinational effort to accelerate access to COVID-19 vaccines & treatment offers lessons for sustainable health systems

Strategic Partnerships
$ 0 M

Total investment by DGHI in strategic partnerships around the world since 2013

Autism researchers at DGHI say global partnerships are key to increasing capacity for autism care in low-income communities

Countries
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Countries where DGHI faculty have active research projects

DGHI supports leadership development for “rockstar women” at East African partner institutions

DGHI surgeon helps victims of gun violence heal through a community organization’s efforts to hear their stories

Where we work

In 2023-24, DGHI faculty performed research with collaborators in 49 countries.
Global health students completed field-based projects in 19 countries.