Dusenge Jeanette's (15) malaria test sits on the table in Community health worker Ukobazaba Paulin's (53) home office in Gisagara district, Rwanda, on August 19, 2019. Introducing more community health workers into rural communities in Rwanda has allowed for a greater number of malaria patients to be diagnosed and treated earlier. Jeanette lives more than hour's walk from the closest hospital, but came to be tested by Paulin after coming down with a headache and fever as he was much closer and easier to access.

Rwanda's health gains in the last decade are among the world's most dramatic. Health insurance - called Mutuelle de Santé - is nearly universal, life expectancy rose from 29 to 68 years between 1994 and 2015, and mortality during childbirth fell by 70% over the same period. (Photo by Nichole Sobecki/VII for The Global Fund)