Is life-saving insulin within your reach?
Insulin is a life-saving medication for those living with diabetes. Although available since 1922, today in many parts of the world, insulin is still out of reach. How accessible is insulin in your country? Click below to see how your country compares to other parts of the world.
How does my insulin access compare?
To find out how your insulin access compares to others in the world, please answer the questions below.
Your insulin access profile
If you are living with diabetes, your situation might look similar to...
Take a look at how other people around the world access their insulin:
The mission of the 100 Campaign is to ensure that 100% of people living with Type 1 diabetes have access to insulin by 2022.
in Mali insulin is only available in one in five treatment centres
in Mozambique diabetes treatment can cost as much as 75% of a persons yearly income
more than 80% of people with diabetes* live in low and moderate income countries
*all types of diabetes
life expectancy for a child born with diabetes in Sub-Saharan Africa can be as low as one year
the WHO predicts that deaths from diabetes* will double over the next 20 years
*all types of diabetes
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Our Strategy
The 100 Campaign will link the in-country experience of the International Insulin Foundation (IIF), social and new media, the power of youth with advocacy and the development of new tools, combined with research, to improve the lives of people with Type 1 diabetes and achieve 100% access to insulin. We aim to amplify and share stories of individuals and communities working in the field who have achieved results and progress in terms of access to insulin, empowering and connecting them to others. We aim to provide tools that will lead different communities at the national, regional and global level to change the system for the better. We will have updates here coming soon, so please continue to check back regularly.
About Us
Founded in 2012, the 100 Campaign is a global movement committed to tearing down the barriers to access to insulin for all that need it. Disheartened by the lack of global action towards access to insulin, a small team of advocates with experience in diabetes communities in resource poor settings came together to launch the 100 Campaign, with the support of the International Insulin Foundation (IIF).
We are commited to providing resources that move forward the goal of insulin access by 2022. Please contact us if there are specific needs your diabetes community might need.
Funding
The 100 Campaign chooses not to receive any funding from the Pharmaceutical industry. Currently the 100 Campaign is not accepting any monetary donations from individuals. Individuals or companies wishing to support the 100 Campaign can do so in-kind. We would also welcome invitation from grant-making organizations. For further information please contact us directly.