BIO VENTURES FOR GLOBAL HEALTH
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Mission Statement
BIO Ventures for Global Health (BVGH) is a nonprofit organization based in Seattle, Washington working at the crossroads of the private and public sectors to advance research and improve health. BVGH connects people, resources, and ideas across biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies, governments, and nonprofits to solve global health issues.
About This Cause
BVGH is a results-oriented nonprofit organization dedicated to solving global health issues by forming connections between people, resources, and ideas. BVGH envisions a world in which everyone has the opportunity to live a productive and healthy life. Connecting Industry Assets and Researchers to Drive Neglected Disease R&D: WIPO Re:Search is a global consortium founded by BVGH, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) and leading pharmaceutical companies. The aim of the Consortium is to accelerate the development of new drugs, vaccines, and diagnostics for neglected tropical diseases (NTDs), malaria, and tuberculosis through the sharing of intellectual property (IP). Connecting Industry with African Leaders to Improve Cancer Care: The African Access Initiative (AAI) is a partnership of companies, governments, healthcare providers, and NGOs focused on sustainably expanding access to cancer medicines and technologies, improving healthcare infrastructure, and building clinical and R&D capacity in Africa. Connecting Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC) Researchers with Industry Expertise and Resources: Research training, equipment placement, and partnership coordination to catalyze R&D in LMICs. Fellowships & Equipment Donation: Fellowships place industry scientists at LMIC institutes, or LMIC researchers at companies, to promote intellectual and technical knowledge sharing. Equipment donation programs place gently used laboratory instruments in LMIC institutes to enhance R&D capabilities.