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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 ComBac-Africa project logo
  • In progress
  • Diarrhoeal diseases
  • Lower respiratory tract infections
  • Cross-disease or disease unspecific
Amplifying access to new antibioticsThe ComBac-Africa project is working to improve access to new antibiotics in sub-Saharan Africa, incorporating measures to ensure their judicious use and...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PRESERVE project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
  • Malaria
  • Tuberculosis
Boosting One Health capabilities and pandemic preparednessThe PRESERVE project is strengthening pandemic preparedness and responses in Central Africa, with a focus on One Health.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded OCTOPUS project logo
  • In progress
  • Diarrhoeal diseases
  • Malaria
  • Tuberculosis
Building capacity for data analysis in East AfricaThe OCTOPUS project is using a cascading training model to enhance data science capacity in East Africa.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded SCEAM-CA project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
  • Diarrhoeal diseases
  • Malaria
Enhancing detection and control of emerging infectionsThe SCEAM-CA project is expanding a training programme to build capacity to monitor and respond to emerging infections in francophone...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded CAPACITY 2023 project logo
  • In progress
  • Cross-disease or disease unspecific
Oversight of molecular and cellular therapiesThe CAPACITY 2023 project is strengthening capacity for ethics review and regulatory oversight of clinical research projects involving gene...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded 4-CAGE-TB project logo
  • In progress
  • Tuberculosis
Using cough analysis to triage possible tuberculosis casesThe 4-CAGE-TB project has received Global Health EDCTP3 support to complete its EDCTP2-funded study of cough analysis to identify...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded MOVIE-TRACE project logo
  • Completed
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
Understanding mpox virus infectionsThe MOVIE-TRACE project is clarifying two key aspects of mpox infections: the speed at which the virus is cleared from the body and its infectiousness.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded FACT project logo
  • In progress
  • Malaria
Antibiotic-based combination therapy for severe malaria and bacterial bloodstream infectionsThe FACT project is developing an innovative treatment that targets both severe malaria and...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded EMINENCE project logo
  • In progress
  • Neglected infectious diseases
Field-testing moxidectin for river blindness controlThe EMINENCE project is exploring whether a newly developed drug, moxidectin, could accelerate the elimination of onchocerciasis (river...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded ENABLE project logo
  • In progress
  • HIV/AIDS
Advancing monoclonal antibodies to treat HIV in infantsThe ENABLE project is assessing whether broadly neutralising antibodies could make the HIV virus undetectable in young infants.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded DIDIDI project logo
  • In progress
  • Neglected infectious diseases
Automating parasite egg detectionThe DIDIDI project is developing automated systems and AI tools to provide a more rapid assessment of parasitic worm burdens.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded EBO-PEP 2026 project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
Protecting contacts of Bundibugyo patientsThe EBO-PEP 2026 project is assessing whether a licensed antiviral can prevent disease in individuals who have had close contact with patients with...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PANGenS project logo
  • In progress
  • Tuberculosis
  • Malaria
  • Cross-disease or disease unspecific
Standardised tracking of malaria and tuberculosis drug resistance The PANGenS project will introduce standardised approaches for identifying malaria and TB genetic variants associated with...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded FORTRESS-SSA project logo
  • In progress
  • Emerging or re-emerging infectious diseases
  • Neglected infectious diseases
  • HIV/AIDS
Enhancing data use for pandemic preparednessThe FORTRESS-SSA project is strengthening data-use capabilities within the public health workforce in sub-Saharan Africa, to promote the use of...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PediSEP1 project logo
  • In progress
  • Lower respiratory tract infections
Stratifying care of hospitalised childrenThe PediSEP1 project is testing an approach to identify low-risk children who can be safely discharged from the hospital, allowing clinical attention...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded PvSeroRDT project logo
  • In progress
  • Malaria
Advancing test-and-treat strategies for vivax malariaThe PvSeroRDT project is exploring whether a new diagnostic test for Plasmodium vivax could underpin a test-and-treat strategy for this...
Global Health EDCTP3-funded R2D2-xDRTB project logo
  • In progress
  • Tuberculosis
Enhancing detection of tuberculosis drug resistanceThe R2D2-xDRTB project is creating a platform to simultaneously evaluate multiple tools for detecting resistance to commonly used TB drugs.
Global Health EDCTP3-funded WANECAM 3 project logo
  • In progress
  • Malaria
Simplifying malaria treatmentThe WANECAM 3 project is advancing novel non-artemisinin drug combinations as potential innovative single-dose treatments for malaria.
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...