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The Malaria Modelling Fellowship (MMF) is a partially funded programme that builds the modelling capacity of public health professionals to inform malaria and infectious disease control.
Fellows gain hands-on experience with mathematical and statistical models used to guide intervention strategies, resource allocation, and policy decisions across endemic regions.
Progressive training in mathematical and statistical modelling.
Projects using local data to inform intervention strategies.
Guidance from global modelling and public health experts.
A growing community of modelling professionals across Africa.
Building the next generation of disease modelling professionals to inform malaria control across Africa.
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End-to-end enrolment and claims for state insurers, faster reimbursements, less fraud and clearer oversight under one secure platform.
End-to-end enrolment and claims for state insurers, faster reimbursements, less fraud and clearer oversight under one secure platform.
AI-powered plain-language briefs that distil peer-reviewed research into actionable insights for policymakers and programme leads.
Toll-free dispatch, triage scripts, GPS ambulances, and hospital handovers—an end-to-end EMS blueprint to cut response times.
CMS joins WAHO and CEPI to chart a path toward equitable vaccine access across West Africa, from early R&D through delivery and long-term sustainability.
For more than a decade, Bayelsa State remained one of Nigeria’s most underserved states in national malaria programming. The launch of the Lives and Livelihood Fund (LLF) Project marked a turning point.
In the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where families have been uprooted by years of conflict and crisis, life continues against the odds. This belief drives the ReMiDi Project.
Since its launch in August 2024, Project Ule has been transforming how young, emerging Nigerian parents think and talk about childhood immunisation through digital listening, behavioural insights, and a vibrant new podcast.
Shaping the future of health, data, and social development through evidence-driven solutions and transformative ideas
Shaping the future of health, data, and social development through evidence-driven solutions and transformative ideas