SEEK prepared this report, commissioned by Norad, to investigate the costs and benefits of education in terms of the impact it has on health outcomes. The report is particularly relevant in the post-2015 development environment that seeks to examine broader determinants of health. It finds that the returns on investing in education for girls are huge, for example in the correlated reduction in infant mortality.

SEEK developed the 2015 accountability report of the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn & Child Health (PMNCH). The report includes lessons learned and future directions on accountability for the health of women, children, and adolescents. The report was presented at the 70th Session of the UN General Assembly in September 2015; this is the 4th accountability report commissioned by PMNCH. 

SEEK contributed to this analysis of contemporary health challenges being faced since the adoption of the SDGs, and the health development funding that will be most effective in dealing with them. The report uses Sweden as a case study to make recommendations for reorienting health aid to best tackle global health challenges to 2030.

SEEK jointly published an editorial with UCSF in BMJ entitled "Germany, the G7 and Global Health". The piece discusses the empirical relevance of G7/G8 summits on investments in health and called on Germany and the G7 to use the summit in Germany to push for gains in global health.