Public-private partnerships with energy companies like ConocoPhillips and global health organisations demonstrate how energy sector investment can drive sustainable social impact and strengthen public health.

Taking advantage of such partnerships, Equatorial Guinea launched its National Malaria Elimination Strategy Vision 2030, aiming to eradicate malaria nationwide by 2030. Building on over two decades of success on Bioko Island, where malaria prevalence among children dropped 83 per cent and infant mortality fell 78 per cent, the strategy is backed by a $116-million joint fund.