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for infectious disease.
IDA unites civil society researchers, advocates, and clinicians to shape WHO policy, drive equitable access, and hold governments accountable on infectious disease.
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HOW WE WORK
Civil society
at the centre of
global health.
IDA brings together NGOs, research institutions, clinicians, and patient advocates under one platform — ensuring civil society has a unified, evidence-based voice in global infectious disease governance.
We coordinate across 12 expert committees to develop joint policy positions, engage WHO and G7 processes, and translate community expertise into actionable recommendations.
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Coordinated civil society positions at WHO, G7, G20, and WHA — ensuring infectious disease stays on the global agenda.
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150+ organisations across 20+ countries collaborating through 12 thematic committees and shared platforms.
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Field expertise and research translated into policy recommendations, briefings, and evidence submissions.
SDG Target
3.3
OUR COMMITMENT
Ending the epidemics
by 2030
IDA is committed to SDG Target 3.3 — ending the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, and neglected tropical diseases, and combating hepatitis, water-borne diseases, and other communicable diseases by 2030.
Our 13 committees and 150+ member organisations translate this commitment into coordinated civil society advocacy, evidence-based policy, and equitable access to prevention and treatment.
Our committees
12 expert communities.
One mission.
Specialized committees focus on specific infectious disease areas - bringing together clinical expertise, community advocates, and researchers to develop targeted policy positions and advocacy on diseases like HIV, AMR, NTDs, and vaccine-preventable conditions.
SPECIALIZED
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Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
63
members
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Airborne & Respiratory Pathogens
41
members
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Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)
79
members
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Zoonotic Diseases
32
members
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HIV/AIDS & STIs
94
members
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NTDs & Vector-Borne Diseases
58
members
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News & resources
May 2025 · Rodrigo Scotini
Beyond the Silos: Why WHA Must Reimagine How We Fight Infectious Diseases
The World Health Assembly has long operated in silos — AMR here, HIV there, NTDs in another room. This fragmented approach is costing us lives. IDA's case for integrated infectious disease governance.
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People
Co-funded by the European Union, IDA's work reaches civil society organisations, researchers, and communities across 20+ countries — ensuring their voices shape global infectious disease policy.
Impact
EU co-funding strengthens IDA's 13 expert committees, enables coordinated advocacy at the WHO and G7, and supports equitable access to essential medicines, vaccines, and diagnostics for the most vulnerable populations.
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Join IDA's civil society network and help translate EU values of health equity and solidarity into global policy outcomes.
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