Gloria Pallares

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Gloria Pallares is a journalist reporting on sustainable development, global health and humanitarian aid from Africa and Europe. Her work has appeared in a range of publications including El Pais, Forbes, CIFOR’s Forest News and the leading media outlets in Spain via the multimedia newswire Europa Press.

Latest Articles

Financial incentives for frontline health workers

Financial incentives for frontline health workers

about 5 years ago // Produced in partnership: Duty of Care

Leading global health organizations and researchers spoke to Devex about how to create financial incentive packages that achieve a "triple win” for health workers, health systems, and populations in low-resource countries.

Can PPPs help ensure vaccine supplies for future global epidemics?

Can PPPs help ensure vaccine supplies for future global epidemics?

over 7 years ago // Focus on: Future of Health Partnerships

Public-private partnerships aim to bridge the gap between an uncertain market demand and the collective need to prepare for deadly diseases. Devex asked several leaders in global health how the response to the latest Ebola outbreak can inform preparedness against other lethal infectious diseases.

Q&A: How is Ghana engaging corporations in malaria control?

Q&A: How is Ghana engaging corporations in malaria control?

over 7 years ago // Focus on: Future of Health Partnerships

Dwindling donor funds has Ghana turning to public-private partnerships to help fight malaria. Devex sits down with Keziah Malm, manager of the country's National Malaria Control Programme, to find out how they are engaging corporate Ghana in malaria control.

Ghana PPP pilots breakthrough insecticide to fight mosquito resistance

Ghana PPP pilots breakthrough insecticide to fight mosquito resistance

over 7 years ago // Focus On: Future of Health Partnerships

Indoor residual spraying is a vital strategy in the fight against malaria — but until recently, a lack of new insecticides alongside market barriers meant it was on the decline. Then came a breakthrough.

Q&A: Unitaid looks to break down silos for better global health

Q&A: Unitaid looks to break down silos for better global health

over 7 years ago // Focus on: Future of Health Partnerships

Sanne Fournier-Wendes, senior adviser to Unitaid’s executive director, explains to Devex how the organization is engaging with the private sector to push forward an integrated approach to global health.

Q&A: Why conservation must include indigenous rights

Q&A: Why conservation must include indigenous rights

over 7 years ago // Conservation

Traditional conservation strategies have sometimes seen local communities driven from their land in an attempt to protect it — but there should be no conflict between conservation efforts and indigenous rights, says U.N. special rapporteur Victoria Tauli-Corpuz.

What you need to know from the Oslo Tropical Forest Forum

What you need to know from the Oslo Tropical Forest Forum

over 7 years ago // Conservation

Preserving tropical forests is critical to climate change mitigation efforts, but 39 million acres were lost last year. Devex rounds up some of the key takeaways from this year's Oslo Tropical Forest Forum on how to halt the loss.

7 steps to securing mHealth data in low-resource settings

7 steps to securing mHealth data in low-resource settings

over 7 years ago // Data Guardians

When running a mobile health project in a low-resource setting, how do you make sure the data you are collecting from patients is both easily accessible and secure? The partners behind a major mHealth platform in Mozambique walk Devex through their process.

Q&A: How South Sudan stopped Guinea worm disease in its tracks

Q&A: How South Sudan stopped Guinea worm disease in its tracks

almost 8 years ago // Disease eradication

South Sudan, once the most Guinea worm endemic territory in the world, has stopped transmission of the disease, it was announced last week. Devex spoke to Adam Weiss, associate director of the Guinea Worm Eradication Program at The Carter Center, to find out how the milestone was achieved despite an unstable and low-resource environment — and what's next for the international eradication effort as it enters its final stretch.

Q&A: What does 2018 hold for the fight against TB?

Q&A: What does 2018 hold for the fight against TB?

almost 8 years ago // World Tuberculosis Day

Ahead of World Tuberculosis Day on Saturday, Devex speaks to Lucica Ditiu, executive director of the Stop TB Partnership, as she gears up for what could be a breakthrough year on one of the world's deadliest diseases.