The World Bank is an international organization with a focus on increasing economic development and reducing poverty world-wide. Part of this overall mission includes focusing on global health factors.

UNICEF is a resource that focuses on social and economic issues, including health issues, that affect children across the world.

The IMF provides access to the social and economic statuses of the countries around the world. It also has information about how economics affect worldwide health issues.

The WHO African Region is one of the six regions of WHO. The Organization's presence in the region consists of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa, a Secretariat for the African region, three Inter-country Support Teams (ISTs) and WHO Country and Liaison Offices located in 47 Member States.

Funded by USAID, the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) Program has provided technical assistance to more than 300 surveys in over 90 countries.

The NIH is the nation's medical research agency and supports both domestic and international health discoveries and endeavors.

This page has information about Centers for Disease Control (CDC) operations in African nations.

The Global Health Education Consortium is an online community dedicated to providing information and educational resources about global health.

The Global Health Council is a non-governmental organization committed to providing a neutral view on global health, along with information on research and policies about global health.