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Global Health EDCTP3 invests in global health through funding collaborative projects tackling infectious diseases and supporting activities for research capacity building in Africa.

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Global Health EDCTP3-funded MBOTE-SK project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
Supporting mpox responses and research in eastern DRCThe MBOTE-SK project is embedding research within the response to the new clade Ib mpox outbreak in eastern DRC.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded OPTIC-TB project logo
  • In progress
  • Tuberculosis
Detecting TB in childrenThe OPTIC-TB project is assessing whether the use of WHO-recommended clinician guidance (treatment-decision algorithms, TDAs) can improve the detection of...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded CECABI II project logo
  • In progress
  • Cross-disease or disease unspecific
Building research oversight capacity in Côte d’IvoireThe CECABI II project is developing the capacity of research ethics bodies in Côte d’Ivoire and enhancing coordination with its national...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded ECOWAS-RegECs project logo
  • Completed
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
  • Cross-disease or disease unspecific
Building regulatory capacity in West AfricaThe ECOWAS-RegECs project is helping to build regulatory and ethics capacity by simulating scientific advice and review of Lassa fever vaccine...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded RER-CTO project logo
  • In progress
  • Cross-disease or disease unspecific
Strengthening clinical trial oversight in East AfricaThe RER-CTO project is strengthening clinical trial oversight capacity and harmonising regulatory processes in Ethiopia and Tanzania.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded BRIDGE NETWORK project logo
  • In progress
  • Cross-disease or disease unspecific
Building capacity in health data analysisThe BRIDGE NETWORK project is establishing five centres of excellence to build skills in the use of health data to address key health challenges in...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded IDM-Africa project logo
  • In progress
  • HIV/AIDS
  • Tuberculosis
  • Malaria
Building modelling capacity to enhance disease controlThe IDM-AFRICA project is creating a training programme to strengthen capacity for infectious disease modelling in sub-Saharan Africa. 
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PREGMPOX project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
Understanding mpox infections during pregnancyThe PREGMPOX project is attempting to find out why mpox virus infections are particularly harmful to pregnant women.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PREGART project logo
  • In progress
  • HIV/AIDS
Optimising HIV treatments for pregnant womenGlobal Health EDCTP3 funding will enable the EDCTP2-supported PREGART project to complete a key trial that will provide evidence on the optimal...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded OPT-bCPAP project logo
  • In progress
  • Lower respiratory tract infections
Improving pneumonia treatment in young childrenThe OPT-bCPAP project is supporting the rollout of an innovative low-cost approach with the potential to prevent the deaths of thousands of...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PROTECT project logo
  • In progress
  • Lower respiratory tract infections
  • Other childhood infectious diseases
Safety monitoring during pregnancyThe PROTECT project is creating a network of sites in East Africa to monitor the safety of vaccines administered during pregnancy.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded SPHERE-Africa project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
  • HIV/AIDS
  • Tuberculosis
Enhancing data use for outbreak controlThe SPHERE-AFRICA project is developing a training programme to build capacity for data use to enhance epidemic preparedness and response activities in...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded DECIDE-TB project logo
  • In progress
  • Tuberculosis
Improving tuberculosis detection in childrenThe Decide-TB project is evaluating tools that could help clinicians diagnose TB more reliably in children.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded GREAT-LIFE project logo
  • In progress
  • Diarrhoeal diseases
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
Enhancing genomic surveillance in the Great Lakes regionThe GREAT-LIFE project is building a genomics-based infrastructure to track existing and new infectious disease threats and...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded EpiTB project logo
  • In progress
  • Tuberculosis
Improving tuberculosis detection outside the lungsThe EpiTB project is assessing the clinical impact of a new diagnostic device that is better able to detect TB infections outside the lung.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded CARE-Africa project logo
  • In progress
  • Diarrhoeal diseases
AI-informed treatment of diarrhoeal diseaseThe CARE-AFRICA project is developing an innovative AI-based tool to guide diagnostics and treatment of diarrhoeal diseases in children under 5 in...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PDMC Saves Lives project logo
  • In progress
  • Malaria
Promoting use of malaria prevention after hospital discharge in childrenThe PDMC Saves Lives project is helping countries identify the best way to introduce a life-saving new approach to...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded LASR project logo
  • In progress
  • Malaria
  • Neglected infectious diseases
Disrupting mosquito feeding to prevent malariaThe LASR project is testing whether a newly developed mosquito repellent can reduce the community burden of malaria infections.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded DOLPHIN-3 project logo
  • In progress
  • HIV/AIDS
Supporting women living with HIV after pregnancyThe DOLPHIN-3 project is assessing whether it is feasible to temporarily transfer women living with HIV from oral antiretroviral therapy (ART)...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded WANETAM-4 project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
  • Neglected infectious diseases
  • Tuberculosis
Capacity strengthening in West AfricaThe WANETAM-4 project is strengthening a key West African research network to support further capacity building, development of the next generation of...