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- On 11 February, join us online for the Global Health EDCTP3 hashtagInfoDay!
- The event will provide essential information for applicants on the Work Programme 2025 calls for proposals, such as :
🔹 Global Health EDCTP3 and the EU policy context
🔹 The 2025 calls for proposals and topics
🔹 Financial and legal information
🔹 The implementation of lump sum grants (for CSA topics)
🔹 Q&A sessions
Don’t miss this opportunity to get insights and prepare a successful project proposal!
Check out our event page and register to attend here: https://lnkd.in/dBuvgh3K
TCIS AFRICA is a converging point for Clinical Researchers, Medical Professionals, CROs, Pharmas, Regulatory Agencies and Academia to network, exchange achievements, milestones, and challenges, as well as establish strategic direction for clinical trial management in Africa.
The 6th Annucal Clinical Investigators Summit will be held in Dakar, Senegal 14th-15 May 2025.
Read moreRecently released World Health Organization (WHO) guidance for best
practices for clinical trials set a new standard for clinical research, placing
participant and community engagement at the forefront to ensure trials meet
public needs and build trust. Key updates focus on inclusive trial
reforms, particularly for underrepresented groups like children, pregnant
women, and older adults.
This guidance advocates for risk-based approaches rather than blanket
regulations, emphasizing ethics, efficiency, and tailored oversight. WHO
further provides practical recommendations for health and regulatory
authorities to streamline and support clinical trials, backed by
recommendations for sustained funding.
SFA Foundation through its Clinical Research and Trials Community Programme
and the World Health Organization (WHO) have planned a
joint webinar for the African clinical research ecosystem players to explore
these transformative guidelines and practical steps to align clinical trials
with WHO standards and strengthen local research capacities.
The Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program (CADFP) is a fellowship program for African institutions in Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and member institutions of the African Research Universities Alliance (ARUA) and partner universities with the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) to host an African-born scholar to work on projects in research collaboration, graduate student teaching/mentoring and curriculum co-development. The application process has two parts.
The Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program is a fellowship program that supports educational projects in African higher education institutions. This is an opportunity for African-born scholars living in the U.S. or Canada to travel to Africa to work on a project in one of the following: Innovations in curriculum co-development, new approaches and methods to graduate mentoring and training, and impactful research collaboration and capacity strengthening.
Applications due Monday, Mar. 4, 2024.
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