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TAM-TB: New sputum-independent diagnostic tool for tuberculosis in children

Type: News

Today, The Lancet Infectious Diseases published the results of a sputum-independent assay developed in Tanzania that is able to diagnose active tuberculosis in children. The…

Dr Mark Palmer takes over from Prof. Hannah Akuffo as EDCTP General Assembly Chairperson

Type: News

Dr Mark Palmer (Medical Research Council (MRC), United Kingdom) is the new Chairperson of the EEIG-EDCTP General Assembly (GA) as of January 2014. He takes…

WANECAM-2 consortium reports positive results from phase 2b study of novel treatment for children with malaria

Type: News

Today, the West African Network for Clinical Trials of Antimalarial Drugs (WANECAM-2) consortium has announced positive results from the phase 2b KALUMI study of the…

African Union and EDCTP sign Memorandum of Understanding to promote new paradigm in health

Type: News

The African Union (AU) through the African Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), and the European and Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP)…

20 May 2010: International Clinical Trial Day

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20 May 2010 is the sixth International Clinical Trials Day. On this day the clinical trial as a means of improving health and wellbeing is…

G7 Ministers of Science Commit to Fight Neglected and Poverty-Related Diseases

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On 8 and 9 October 2015, the G7 Ministers of Science met in Berlin, Germany to discuss coordination of research efforts regarding global issues of…

World TB Day 2024: Funding innovative research to end TB

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On this World TB Day 2024, EDCTP reinforces its commitment to investing in tuberculosis (TB) research and development, an important part of the jigsaw to…

Diagnostic tools for poverty-related diseases – 2018

Type: Call

Expected number of grants: 6-12 Call identifier: RIA2018D  

Diagnostic tools for poverty-related diseases – 2018

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The call supports projects to validate the clinical performance and/or implementation of new or improved diagnostic tools and technologies for the detection of any of…

EDCTP COVID-19 emergency funding for twenty research projects

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The COVID-19 pandemic led to an unprecedented surge in scientific collaboration on research and development programs for prevention, diagnostic and therapeutic tools. In April 2020,…

Coordination of TB vaccine funded research

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EDCTP has awarded €51.18 million to support the development of vaccines for tuberculosis (TB) through four collaborative research projects: POR TB (coordinated by Statens Serum…

Home FR

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Le partenariat Europe-Pays en développement pour les essais cliniques (EDCTP) soutient les projets couvrant plusieurs centres et associant les essais cliniques, le renforcement de la…

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Medical interventions

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The main objective of the EDCTP programme is to accelerate the development of new or improved medical interventions for poverty-related infectious diseases affecting sub-Saharan Africa.…

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Fifteen “EPI-Biostat Fellows” start their Master’s training at the Kinshasa School of Public Health in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Type: News

The Kinshasa School of Public Health (KSPH) has enrolled 15 students into its Master’s training programme “MSc EpiBiostat” coordinated by Prof. Dr Mashinda Kulimba Désiré.…

Sub-Saharan African Healthcare organisations join public-private partnership pilot to expand clinical research data and digital capacities

Type: News

The European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership (EDCTP), Novartis and TriNetX, LLC have joined forces to support research capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA).…

International Women’s Day 2022: EDCTP efforts to break the bias in health research

Type: News

On this year’s International Women’s Day, EDCTP joins the global health community in celebrating women’s achievements, raising awareness against bias, and taking action for equality.…

World AIDS Day 2021: tackling inequalities

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The COVID-19 pandemic is exposing inequalities ever more clearly. The burden of these inequalities is culminating in increasing magnitude of vulnerable populations, undermining the wellbeing…

Health Research Ethics

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SAREN Ethics

EDCTP acknowledged in the Lancet TB series

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The Lancet launched a TB series and articles where EDCTP is acknowledged as a major player in supporting TB drug development as well as diagnostics. Readers…

EDCTP Knowledge Hub

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The EDCTP Knowledge Hub is an online platform with resources for researchers conducting clinical research in low-resource settings.  

Sixth EDCTP Forum: Proceedings and video available online

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EDCTP published today the Proceedings of the Sixth EDCTP Forum as well as a short video on the event. The biennial Forum brings together EDCTP…

Developing a Global TB Vaccine R&D Roadmap

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On 03 and 04 March 2020, a broad range of stakeholders with complementary expertise and experience in the fight to end tuberculosis (TB) will convene…

World HIV Vaccine Day 2020

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World HIV Vaccine Day is a global call to support the efforts to develop vaccines to prevent HIV infection. Fortunately, immense progress has been made…

World Malaria Day 2020

Type: News

On World Malaria Day 2020, the fight against malaria is facing stalled progress and a disruptive pandemic while the road to malaria eradication is still…

World AIDS Day 2020

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On World AIDS Day 2020, the significant progress achieved over the last two decades is justly celebrated. However, the HIV-epidemic is still far from being…

World TB Day 2025: Our commitment to combatting tuberculosis

Type: News

On this year’s World TB Day, EDCTP unites with global partners in the belief that the tuberculosis epidemic can be ended. The theme, “Yes! We…