Who we are

Global health challenges are increasingly systemic, interconnected, and transnational. Pandemics, antimicrobial resistance, climate change, and persistent inequities in access to care do not operate in isolation; they interact across biological, social, economic, and environmental systems. Yet research and policy responses remain largely fragmented across disciplines and sectors, limiting the effectiveness, scalability, and sustainability of solutions.

The Centre for Multidisciplinary Action for Global Health (MAGH) is established to address this gap. MAGH brings together expertise across disciplines, institutions, and sectors to generate integrated, policy-relevant evidence and translate it into actionable solutions. It functions as a collaborative platform that connects research, education, and policy engagement, with a strong emphasis on implementation and real-world impact.

Distinctively, MAGH combines multidisciplinary research, advanced training, and direct policy engagement within a single coordinated framework. By embedding collaboration and translation into its core model, MAGH aims not only to produce knowledge but to shape decision-making and strengthen health systems globally.

Our Vision

To serve as a leading international reference point for research, education, and innovation in global health, contributing to equitable, resilient, and sustainable health systems worldwide.

Our Mission

To mobilize and integrate multidisciplinary academic expertise to produce high-quality, policy-oriented evidence that supports the development of equitable, sustainable, and resilient health systems.

Our Objectives

Research: To produce integrated, system-level evidence addressing priority global health challenges, with a focus on scalability, sustainability, and real-world applicability.

Education: To design and deliver advanced multidisciplinary training programmes that equip future leaders, practitioners, and decision-makers with the skills required to address complex health challenges.

Partnerships: To establish and maintain a diverse and inclusive global network of academic institutions, governmental bodies, international organizations, and civil society actors, enabling collaborative and context-sensitive solutions.

Policy Engagement: To translate scientific evidence into actionable, context-adapted policy recommendations and support their implementation across varying health systems contexts.