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In page Agnes Binagwaho:

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In 2004, she also served on the Health Advisory Board for Time magazine.[7] She sat on the editorial board for the Public Library of Science.[8] She also served on the United Nations Tracking and Accountability Working Group, co-chairing with Margaret Biggs (CIDA) and Margaret Chan (WHO) and reporting to the Director General of the United Nations, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon. She was also a member of the Join Action Plan for Women's and Children's Health this same year as a Member of the Innovation Working Group.[citation needed]