Without good governance, digital transformations can undermine health and exacerbate inequality. As levels of connectivity increase, concerted efforts are required to ensure that digital technologies are harnessed in support of better health and well-being for all and the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.
By 2030, digital transformations of health are led by Health for All values and enable digital first health systems to deliver equitable benefits for the health, well-being and safety of young people and their communities.
Without good governance, digital transformations can undermine health and exacerbate inequality. As levels of connectivity increase, concerted efforts are required to ensure that digital technologies are harnessed in support of better health and well-being for all and the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.
By 2030, digital transformations of health are led by Health for All values and enable digital first health systems to deliver equitable benefits for the health, well-being and safety of young people and their communities.
Our vision
By 2030, digital transformations of health are led by Health for All values and enable digital first health systems to deliver equitable benefits for the health, well-being and safety of young people and their communities.
Our vision
By 2030, digital transformations of health are led by Health for All values and enable digital first health systems to deliver equitable benefits for the health, well-being and safety of young people and their communities.
Our work
The DTH-Lab will bring youth together with policymakers, technology companies and other stakeholders to drive change in three areas:
Digital First Health Systems
Co-creating Digital First Health Systems with young people
Panel discussion on “Tackling the PEARLS of Digital Public Health Presentation: Digital Technologies and Youth Health – Insights from a Comprehensive Scoping Review
Panel discussion on “Tackling the PEARLS of Digital Public Health Presentation: Digital Technologies and Youth Health – Insights from a Comprehensive Scoping Review
Inside the Lab: Celebrating RYCs & Youth Innovation on International Youth Day 2025
Location:
Virtual
Speakers:
Charlotte Thibault - DTH-Lab RYC - Europe and Northern America
Salman Khan - DTH-Lab RYC - Central and Southern Asia
Eunice Kilonzo - Manager, Media Relations and Strategic Communications at Gavi (Alumna)
Sohayla Eldeeb - DTH-Lab RYC - Europe and Northern America
Alfredo Lorenzo Sablay - DTH-Lab RYC - Eastern and South-Eastern Asia
Tamoy Campbell - DTH-Lab RYC - Latin America and the Caribbean
Dr. Brian Li Han Wong - Independent Global Health Consultant - (Alumnus)
Maria Inês Francisco Viva - Science Diplomacy Advisor at PARSUK ( Alumna)
Moderators:
Imane Lakbachi, Youth Policy Officer and DTH-Lab Focal Point to the WHO Youth Council
Enow Awah Georges Stevens, DTH-Lab Youth Engagement Officer, Cameroon
Panel discussion on “Tackling the PEARLS of Digital Public Health Presentation: Digital Technologies and Youth Health – Insights from a Comprehensive Scoping Review