Global footprint and
local legitimacy
The Pasteur Network (PN) is recognized as a WHO non-state actor, and members of the network are frequently embedded into local governments. The PN sustains a global infrastructure encompassing 50+ national and regional reference laboratories, which includes multiple Biosafety Level 3 Laboratories, and 17 WHO Collaborating Centers.

Our Theory of Change
Pasteur Network’s work is guided by four strategic pillars:
PILLAR 1
Epidemic intelligence & preparedness + focus on climate sensitive diseases

PILLAR 2
Research, development, & innovation

PILLAR 3
Multi-disciplinary knowledge communities

PILLAR 4
Good governance and equitable collaboration

Our Projects and initiatives

Climate and Health Observatory Accelerator project
Foster healthier, more resilient communities and strengthen leadership and research capacity related to climate and health challenges in the Global South.

Collective Action on Dengue (CAD)
A global initiative designed to strengthen and scale up integrated efforts to control dengue in the context of climate change.

DURABLE
Delivering a Unified Research Alliance of Biomedical and public health Laboratories against Epidemics

Vaccine Manufacturing Initiative
Addressing systemic gaps in vaccine access, manufacturing sovereignty, and epidemic preparedness.
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32
Network members
in 25 countries

17
WHO Collaborating
Centers

4
WHO COVID-19 Reference
Lab Network members

5,400+
Scientific papers
published annually
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