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ONE and Bill Gates present Living Proof
Remarkable progress is being made in development. Here's the proof.
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Liya's Diary
Ethiopian born supermodel Liya Kebede returns to her homeland to raise awareness about the importance of maternal and child health.
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Defying the Odds
Despite stigma and adversity, one father rose above to save his son's life. Now, that son is giving back.
Living Proof is a showcase of the incredible progress being made in development and a celebration of the remarkable people achieving it
Hear their storiesReal Lives
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Gallery: A Rural Birth in Nepal
Rural Birth In Nepal
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Defying the Odds
Cote d'Ivoire has the highest HIV infection rate in Western Africa. But despite stigma and adversity, one father rose above to save his son's life. Now, that son is giving back.
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The Barbershop
A small loan empowers a mother who says “I don’t want to be dependent on charity”
Are we close to wiping out guinea worm?
Correct! You and 0 others got that right. This disease has now been eliminated in all but 4 countries.
Incorrect! You and 413 others got that wrong. This disease has now been eliminated in all but 4 countries.
The Issues
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HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria
We have the tools to prevent and treat HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria and our efforts are delivering real, lifesaving results. But don't just take our word for it. The proof is in the progress.
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Other Infectious Diseases
New knowledge and tools in the fight against infectious diseases - like polio and neglected tropical diseases - are saving millions of lives and empowering people to build better futures for themselves, their families, and their communities.
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Maternal & Child Health
Millions of mothers and children are alive today because of simple, cost-effective solutions.
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Agriculture & Food Security
Investments in agriculture and rural development are helping millions earn a better living, grow more nutritious food, and build better futures. Agriculture is a proven pathway out of poverty with unbelievable potential for the future.
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Education
Studies show that education - particularly girls' education - is one of the smartest investments you can make in the world's poorest countries.
