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A healthier future starts with what we choose to invest in today. When healthcare is accessible and health systems are strong, more children get to grow up healthy and thrive, more families can build secure futures, and communities have a stronger foundation to prosper. We’ve already seen what sustained investment can achieve. Decades of progress have saved millions of lives and changed what’s possible for generations. That’s progress worth protecting and building on. 🌍🤝🏽 🔁 Share this if you agree that health is worth investing in, not cutting back on. #health #investment #future

The progress we made before didn’t happen by accident. Since 2000, the number of children not reaching their fifth birthday has been cut by more than half. That progress came from decades of investment in vaccines, health workers and stronger health systems — giving millions more children the chance to grow up, thrive and live the futures ahead of them. We know what works. With sustained investment in the solutions we know make a difference, we can continue to make progress towards a future where every child has the chance to reach their fifth birthday and beyond. 📣 Share this because progress like this is worth protecting. #BornToLive #GlobalHealth

Every child is born to grow, thrive, and have a future of their own. But where a child is born can still determine whether they get that chance. We’ve made extraordinary progress through vaccines, health workers, stronger health systems and sustained investment. Yet not every child has equal access to the healthcare they need to grow and thrive. #BorntoLive is about protecting that progress and pushing forward until every child has the healthcare and opportunities they need to reach their fifth birthday and beyond. We know what works. Now we need to make sure it reaches everyone. 📣 Share this if you believe a post code should never determine whether a child lives.

Africa’s youth aren’t waiting for the future. They’re already shaping it now. Across the continent, young people are building businesses, driving innovation, shaping culture, and creating solutions with global impact. Backing their ideas and partnering with their ambition isn’t just an investment in Africa’s future. It’s an investment in our shared future. 🌍 Know a young change maker whose work deserves more recognition? Tag them below. 👇🏽

The question isn’t whether Africa has something to offer the world. It’s whether the world is ready to recognise its value — and engage accordingly. Across innovation, entrepreneurship, health, technology and more, African ideas and leadership are already helping shape our shared future. Equal partnership means recognising that contribution, investing in its potential, and ensuring African countries have a real say in the decisions that shape our world. 🌍 What does equal partnership with Africa look like to you? 👇🏽

The question isn’t whether Africa has something to offer the world. It’s whether the world is ready to recognise its value — and engage accordingly. Across innovation, entrepreneurship, health, technology and more, African ideas and leadership are already helping shape our shared future. Equal partnership means recognising that contribution, investing in its potential, and ensuring African countries have a real say in the decisions that shape our world. 🌍 What does equal partnership with Africa look like to you? 👇🏽

Conflicts don’t stop at borders, and neither do their consequences. In 2008, 59 countries were involved in external conflicts. By 2025, that number had risen to 103. As conflict spreads, so do its costs — disrupting lives, slowing economic progress, and threatening opportunities across borders. In the latest ONE Stubborn Thing, ONE's President & CEO, Amb. Mark Green (ret.) looks at the rise of interconnected “conflict clusters,” particularly across the Horn of Africa, and what they mean for people and economies across the region. Read more here: bit.ly/4wPLJIC

A tiny mosquito shouldn’t have the power to determine who gets to grow up healthy. Yet malaria still takes hundreds of thousands of lives each year, with Africa carrying nearly all of that burden and young children hit hardest. On this World Mosquito Day, the takeaway is clear: Sustained investments in malaria prevention, treatment, and stronger health systems save lives and bring us closer to a future where a mosquito bite is no longer a deadly threat. #WorldMosquitoDay #EndMalaria

Some books don’t just tell stories. They challenge the stories we’ve been told. 📚🌍 For generations, African writers have challenged narrow narratives and brought the continent’s complexity, imagination, and humanity to readers everywhere. Here are 5 books from African authors that you can read before summer is over. Save this list for your next read, then tell us: which have you read?👇🏽 #books #summerreads

“Where children live shouldn’t determine whether they live.” Yet the 20 countries with the highest rates of child mortality are all in Africa. In the latest ONE Stubborn Thing, ONE's President & CEO, Ambassador Mark Green (ret.) reflects on a moment in Kenya that has stayed with him for decades — and why sustained investments in global health remain essential to giving every child the chance to survive and thrive. Read more here: bit.ly/3UvyyyY

Across every sector, from technology and business to culture, climate, and health, young people are bringing fresh ideas, challenging old ways of thinking, and creating solutions rooted in their communities. They are championing stronger health systems, greater access to quality care, and the investments needed to build healthier, safer communities. On this #InternationalYouthDay, we celebrate the young leaders expanding what’s possible across Africa and beyond.👏🏽

The systems that stop an outbreak are built long before the first case is detected. As the DRC faces the largest Ebola outbreak in its history, vaccine and treatment trials offer hope. But turning scientific progress into lives saved requires trained health workers, trusted local leadership, laboratories, surveillance, and systems that can reach communities quickly. Sustained investment ensures that threats are detected earlier, responses move faster, and lifesaving tools reach the people who need them. See below for what you need to know about the outbreak 👇🏽 For a deeper look, read the full blog here: one.org/stories/ebola-… #Ebola #GlobalHealth #HealthSecurity

The future is already being built in Africa. 🌍 With the world’s youngest population, growing markets, and innovators transforming industries, Africa is creating opportunities that extend far beyond the continent. Backing that talent and innovation is an investment in shared global progress. 📈 The opportunity is here. The world must recognise it—and back it. 🤝🏽

Changing Africa's narrative doesn't stop with one conversation. It is the result of people who consistently challenge assumptions, expand opportunities, and help the world see Africa more fully. This Pan-African Women's Day, we're celebrating the women whose leadership and partnership with ONE are changing how the world sees Africa. Their stories are part of a much bigger one—of women across the continent who are challenging assumptions, opening doors, and shaping Africa's future. Tag a women like them whose impact deserves to be celebrated today.👏🏽 #PanAfricanWomensDay

The people who change the world are often the ones who make room for someone else to belong. That's the kind of impact #Futuremaker Nasiphi Khafu is working to make. After finding community, confidence, and purpose through sport, she's dedicated her career to helping young people, especially, girls and young women discover that same sense of purpose and belonging. Today, as Director of Strategy & Partnerships at @peaceplayers, she's creating spaces where young people can grow into leaders, discover their potential, and believe they belong. Because when more young people have the opportunity to belong, we all benefit from the ideas, leadership, and change they go on to create.🌍🤝🏽

Religious freedom isn't just about the freedom to worship. It's about protecting the freedom to put compassion into action. In the latest edition of One Stubborn Thing, ONE's President and CEO, Amb. Mark Green (ret.) shares his remarks from #IRFSummitNorthAfrica, which convened earlier this week in Casablanca. At a time when 5.4 billion people live in countries where religious freedom faces grave violations, protecting religious freedom means protecting one of the world's greatest forces for hope and human dignity. Read more here: open.substack.com/pub/ambmarkgre… @IRFSummit

Hope isn't wishful thinking. It is seeing progress, backing people, and believing tomorrow can be better than today. In this first episode of ONE Perspective, ONE's President and CEO, Amb. Mark Green (ret.), ONE's Board Member and Former CEO, Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli, and ONE's Board Chair, Tom Freston reflect on the progress they've seen, the people inspiring them, and why they remain hopeful about the future.

21 years later, these words still challenge us. Ahead of Mandela Day, let's remember that real change has always started with ordinary people choosing to act. Greatness isn't about one moment it's about choosing to act, to speak up, and to leave the world better than we found it. What will your contribution be?🌍 #MandelaDay #BeTheGreatGeneration

Sport has the power to inspire, unite, and open doors. But talent alone isn't enough. Every athlete's journey begins with something more fundamental: the opportunity to survive, learn, and thrive. That's why conversations about sport are also conversations about investing in health, education, and the conditions that help every child reach their full potential. This week, we joined @RightToPlayUSA , members of our Diaspora Creative Council, and other inspiring leaders in Atlanta to explore how sport can be a catalyst for healthier communities and greater opportunity.⚽️🌍 @Pops @barkueT

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