A new milestone in advancing innovation, local production and equitable access to dengue health technologies.
On 11 October 2026, the Global Coalition for Local and Regional Production, Innovation and Equitable Access will announce the list of pre-selected proposals from its first Call for Proposals, focused on dengue health technologies, during a side event at the World Health Summit in Berlin, Germany.
Dengue remains a major public health challenge, highlighting the need for innovation, stronger local and regional production capacities, and more equitable access to health technologies.
This first Call for Proposals marks an important step in the Coalition’s efforts to support solutions that respond to public health needs, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
Join us to learn more about this milestone and the next steps in the selection process.
Sunday, 11 October 2026
09:00–10:30 CEST (UTC+2)
World Health Summit | Berlin, Germany
For those attending in person, registration is available here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/vsLPaKQ7Ri
Other events at the World Health Summit 2026
Throughout the Summit, representatives of the Global Coalition will also contribute to a number of key discussions:
✅ Defeating Dengue: From Strategic Investment to Collective Action
✅ Keeping Platforms Warm: How to Enable Sustainable Outbreak-Ready Vaccine Manufacturing
✅ Beyond Regional Silos: Building a Cross-Regional Dialogue for the Future of Global Health Governance
✅ Roundtable on the Future of the Global Health Architecture – Connecting the Dots and Reflections for Further Discussion
✅ From Signals to Action: Scientific Readiness for the Next Infectious Threat
These discussions address different but deeply connected dimensions of a more resilient global health system: sustaining manufacturing capacity, strengthening scientific readiness, mobilizing strategic investment, building cooperation across regions, rethinking global health governance and ensuring that innovation translates into equitable access.
We look forward to engaging with partners from across regions and sectors in Berlin and continuing to build practical pathways towards stronger local and regional capacities and more equitable access to health technologies.
Follow the Global Coalition’s channels for updates from Berlin and learn more about the World Health Summit at: https://www.worldhealthsummit.org. Follow live at: https://www.youtube.com/@WorldHealthSummit/streams.
