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Global Policy Network is an independent global policy institute dedicated to creating positive societal impact through evidence-based advocacy, strategic partnerships, and innovative solutions. Our mission is to shape impactful policies in health, education, and sustainability by bridging the gap between research and real world implementation.

Through thought leadership, stakeholder engagement, and practical consultancy services, we foster collaboration across sectors and deliver solutions that make a difference.

Together, we’re building a more equitable and sustainable future.

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Paediatrician examining an infant with suspected Cow's Milk Protein Allergy (CMPA) during a clinical consultation.

Opening Paediatric Allergy Policy Series Tackling Cow's Milk Protein Allergy Care Gaps

In March 2026, Global Policy Network held the first roundtable of its Paediatric Allergy Policy Series, bringing together allergy specialists, dietitians, pharmacists, health visitors, and commissioners to ask an important question: how do we do better for families living with cow's milk protein allergy? The resulting report is both an honest assessment of where the system falls short and a clear roadmap for change. What Is CMPA and Why Does It Matter? Cow's milk protein alle

The Cost of Delay: Why Fertility Needs a Stronger Policy Response

The central failure in fertility policy is not simply whether care exists, but when people are able to access it. In fertility, delay is not a neutral administrative issue; it shapes outcomes, widens inequity, increases the likelihood of more invasive treatment, and can permanently narrow the window in which intervention is effective. Yet across the NHS, fertility care is still too often treated as though time is incidental. Birth rates have fallen to historic lows, with the

A Pharmacy Lens on Cardiovascular-Renal-Metabolic & Obesity- Integrated Neighbourhood Care

In November 2025, the Global Policy Network brought together healthcare leaders from pharmacy, primary care, policy, and digital health to ask a timely question: could neighbourhood care models be the key to stronger primary care and better population health outcomes? The discussion explored key challenges, including fragmented patient records, workforce pressures, and the practical realities of implementing integrated care. In the UK, cardiovascular disease, kidney disease

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