About the Global Health initiative
The Global Health initiative will provide $30 million over 10 years between 2024–25 and 2033–34 to support Australian researchers to collaborate globally to address shared challenges. This is expected to lead to:
- a better understanding of global health threats, particularly the rise of antimicrobial resistance and drug-resistant tuberculosis
- the identification of the best ways to address these threats
- the development of tools to fight threats to Australia’s national health security
- a better understanding of the health impacts of changes in climate and support the National Health and Climate Strategy.
Why it is important
This initiative will support international frameworks and capabilities through the generation of new evidence and knowledge, particularly within the Indo-Pacific region, in order to address global health and health security issues.
Objectives
The objectives of this initiative are to develop knowledge and tools to fight threats to Australia’s national health security from the regional and global challenges of antimicrobial resistance and drug-resistant tuberculosis.
Meeting our objectives
We will monitor the initiative in accordance with the principles and approach detailed in the MRFF Monitoring, evaluation and learning strategy.
Who we work with
The Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) funds the initiative.
Our Health and Medical Research Office oversees this and other MRFF initiatives.
The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) administers this initiative.
Apply for funding
View the MRFF grants calendar to see which grants are open, when applications close and when we expect to award funding.
Register with GrantConnect to receive notifications about future funding opportunities under this initiative.
Grants awarded
See a list of all MRFF grant recipients.
Contact
For more information contact us.
Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) contact