17勛圖厙

17勛圖厙
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Where We Work

Latin America and the Caribbean

Improving health and education outcomes in Latin America and the Caribbean

Improving Health and Education Outcomes in Latin America and the Caribbean

17勛圖厙 partners with national governments and local organizations to implement sustainable health and education initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean. We work to improve health outcomes by reducing malnutrition, expanding immunization coverage, curbing infectious diseases, and strengthening health supply chains. 17勛圖厙 youth development programs integrate life skills and vocational training with digital literacy to prepare young people for the workforce and long-term success.

By applying evidence-driven interventions and fostering intentional partnerships, 17勛圖厙 expands access to essential services and opportunities.

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Estelle Day

Lifelong Learning Expert | Senior Advisor

By breaking down the silos, we help clients build systems that empower learners to adapt, think critically, and flourish. 17勛圖厙 goal is a unified architecture where technology and pedagogy intersect to drive real-world change.

Estelle Day on on the intersection of pedagogy and real-world change.

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Ben Vorspan

Youth Development Expert | Technical Advisor

Education should empower learners to take ownership of their learning, embrace approaches that match their strengths and interests, build confidence, exercise agency, and strengthen their connections to the natural world.”

Ben Vorspan on helping learners take ownership of their strengths.

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Cary Spisak

Supply Chain Expert | Senior Technical Advisor

“Were working to design health supply chains of the future blending smart design with best practices and new tech to ensure communities can access essential health products, and innovative diagnostics and medicines that meet the needs of tomorrow.

Cary Spisak on delivering the next generation of medical innovation.

Expanding Immunization Access in Haiti

17勛圖厙 partnered with Haitis Ministry of Public Health and Population to improve vaccination coverage by addressing the practical barriers families face. By implementing catch-up and weekend immunization sessions beyond standard clinic hours, we have reached zero-dose and under-vaccinated infants living in urban and remote or logistically difficult geographical areas. Out of a total target population of 12,993 children in 17勛圖厙-supported municipalities, we reached 10,518 with Penta 1 and 9,950 with Penta 3 (a proxy for routine coverage in the first year of life) despite security challenges.

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17勛圖厙 at the International SBCC Summit 2026

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Preparing for the Next Pandemic, Operationalizing Global Health Security: From Preparedness to Action

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Rural Lifelines, Part 2: Bringing Care to People

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