Camden Malone is an Officer for Global Health Policy at the United Nations Foundation. Based in New York, he works closely with UN Member States and global health partners to advance critical policy priorities, including universal health coverage, antimicrobial resistance, and global health security. Camden also leads the analysis of global health governance and reform processes at the UN in New York and the World Health Organization in Geneva. In this role, he aims to drive ambition, equity, and synergy across the world's arenas for global health decision-making. Prior to joining the UN Foundation, Camden served at the Permanent Mission of Costa Rica to the UN, covering intergovernmental negotiations related to health and human rights. He holds a master's degree in International Affairs from the Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership at the City College of New York; a bachelor's degree in History and Political Science from the College of Saint Rose; and a certificate in Climate Change and Health from the Yale School of Public Health. He has conducted extensive independent research on the intersection of climate change and human rights, with a particular focus on West Africa. Camden is also Chair of the Associate Board of Directors for Amref Health Africa USA, a nonprofit dedicated to strengthening health systems across Africa.
