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Around the worldAnnual Report / Around the World Around the World Bloomberg Philanthropies’ programs span 700 cities and 150 countries, where we work to save and improve lives. Read on below for examples of our global reach and the impact we are making at the local level. • The Arts • Education • Environment • Public Health • Government Innovation • Bloomberg Asso...
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Public HealthAnnual Report / Public Health Annual Report 2022-2023: Public Health Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Public Health program takes on the world’s leading causes of death from noncommunicable diseases and injuries. We follow the data, build strong partnerships with governments and other organizations, and spread proven solutions to save lives. Overview Redu...
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Bloomberg AssociatesAnnual Report / Bloomberg Associates Annual Report 2022-2023: Bloomberg Associates Bloomberg Associates is the philanthropic municipal consulting arm of Bloomberg Philanthropies. Founded in 2014, our Bloomberg Associates team works with client cities on a wide array of projects to improve residents’ quality of life. Across this work, we take a stra...
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Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Investment in Women’s Economic Independence Increased Income and Assets for Hundreds of Thousands of Women in Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo, and NigeriaBloomberg Philanthropies’ Women’s Economic Development Initiative shared that an independent third-party evaluation conducted and published by Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) shows the efficacy and replicability of its program, which since 2007 has invested in women’s economic independence by helping women d...
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EducationAnnual Report / Education Annual Report 2022-2023: Education Bloomberg Philanthropies’ Education program focuses on expanding educational opportunities and giving more students a chance to pursue their dreams. Overview Expanding access to high-quality charter schools across the U.S. Ensuring that more high-achieving, lower-income students apply to...
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Making streets safer with public art, a climate vision comes to life, helping city leaders build a better future, preventing overdosesNewsletter May 10, 2023 The Topline Key data points In one Baltimore neighborhood, the percentage of drivers yielding to walkers in intersections rose to 78%, more than doubling after the completion of an Asphalt Art project. Now, other cities in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico can apply for their own Asphalt Art projects. Kentucky’s overdose de...
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New Year, New Opportunities for Municipalities and Government LeadersTo help cities navigate the complexities of the sizeable federal funding streams that have been promulgated since the pandemic, Bloomberg Philanthropies’ e311 Federal Assistance program, in collaboration with the US Conference of Mayors, continues to offer guidance from experts on federal grant programs, eligibility, application processes, and how...
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Your 2022 Podcast PlaylistIn 2022, Bloomberg Philanthropies and our partners had a big year. Through tackling climate change to supporting public art projects to working to improve our public health and more, experts worldwide have found unique and impactful solutions to some of the biggest global challenges. And they have the data to back it up. Our podcast, Follow the Dat...
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5 End-of-Year Questions for Dr. Kelly Henning on Public HealthFrom tackling air pollution to banning e-cigarettes in California, this year has been full of successes. As we look back on all that our teams have accomplished and the progress we’re still committed to making, we’re kicking off a new series of interviews with program and initiative leads across Bloomberg Philanthropies.
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New Report Details Steps to Reverse Decline in U.S. Life ExpectancyThe Bloomberg American Health Initiative at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health released a report setting out 10 practical steps to address major causes of declining life expectancy in the U.S.