Impact

Camber supported a multidisciplinary team to create and test Mother's Time, a community-delivered intervention that reduced depression and anxiety among postpartum women in Ethiopia.

Camber partnered with the Greenwood Initiative to develop investment strategy and support the grantees working to expand wealth-building opportunities for over 67 million Americans.

As secretariat for the HCE, Camber turned a five-year collaborative strategy into action, launching a coordinated approach in Nigeria's largest-ever measles and rubella campaign.

Camber co-created a global investment roadmap for women's health innovation with the Gates Foundation and NIH, now shaping investment, policy, and research worldwide.

With development assistance hitting its steepest drop, Camber helped a leading global health funder navigate reform by clarifying and translating priorities into actionable strategy.

Camber built a first-of-its-kind methodology that quantifies how health spending contributes to climate adaptation. Applied across $42.2 billion, the methodology is reshaping global investments.

As Medicare Part D falters, Camber developed policy options to protect affordable prescription drug access for vulnerable populations who depend on it the most.

Camber supported City of Hope to develop a strategy for expanding supportive cancer care, laying the foundation for a national movement to take root.

Grounded in direct listening, Camber designed a community of practice that is reshaping who leads climate solutions across Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia.

Partnering with the Gates Foundation, Camber created a framework for understanding economic mobility. The Mobility Experiences framework now shapes how communities and funders invest.