Next week, from November 19-20, stakeholders from across Africa and the world will convene for the 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium which will be held at APHRC Nairobi campus and online to reimagine the future of global health. Day two of the

🔊 Les 19 et 20 novembre 2025, l’Afrique affirmera son leadership en définissant, selon ses propres priorités, les contours de l’avenir de la santé mondiale. Des leaders d’opinion, des décideurs, des responsables politiques, des chercheurs et des champions de l’innovation issus

In 2023, #IamAPHRC Countdown to 2030 Initiative launched its Fellowship Program, complementing its broader efforts in national and sub-national analyses to track progress toward the sustainable development goals (SDGs) related to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and

🔊 It’s Happening Next Week! #IamAPHRC in partnership with @SciforAfrica @GSMAAfrica @ECSA_HC will hold the 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium, November 19-20. The symposium will focus on Global Health reforms, digital transformation for the

The concept of bridging the knowledge translation gap is critical “... the most successful efforts for knowledge translation begin early, connect with people’s needs, and make an impact through collaboration” Read more in the recently published article from APHRC Newsletter

Our Tanzania country collaboration team will present the analytical work on routine health facility data in Tanzania tomorrow, Nov. 12, at the International Biometric Society symposium. Follow the conversation via Zoom. ID: 830 5864 2156 PW: 108897 ⏲️ 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM EAT.

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Just Released! We are nurturing Africa's next generation of evidence-driven researchers. Here are inspiring reflections on our Fellowship Program from cohort 2 fellows, representing 10 African countries. 👉 English: https://t.co/zwQyhyEou5 👉 French: https://t.co/HGzaB9HUML

“Silence creates an information vacuum that erodes trust and can lead to the propagation of misinformation, with dire consequences for communities and countries.” 📕Discover more from a compelling African tale of Katope; find out how critical it is for people to understand the

Watch highlights from this year's annual meeting! https://t.co/83jBte8745 Video editing by @aphrc

The second session of the Research-to-Policy Dialogue Series on Maternal, Newborn, Child Health and Nutrition (MNCH+N) is happening tomorrow. It will feature keynote presentations and case studies, providing opportunities for knowledge sharing and for developing commitments to

🔊 Registration is open! Join experts, policymakers, researchers, innovators, and private sector actors from across Africa and beyond for the 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium (AHDARS). It’s happening on November, 19–20, 2025, at our campus in Nairobi

🔊 We’re only a few days to the Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium. 🤝 Be part of this timely conversation as Africa redefines its future. Register today! 🔗 https://t.co/6CfuLUdpqn @CARTAfrica @Countdown2030 @Zero_Hunger_Ke @ckyobutungi @GichuruJw

📢Webinar Alert! Join us for the 2nd session as we explore the realities, progress, & policy directions shaping the maternal, newborn, child health & nutrition landscape across the continent. 🗓️ Tuesday, November 11 🕰️ 4:00–5:30 pm EAT 🔗 https://t.co/CDZluInBRf @aphrc

APHRC is translating and packaging research into stories that click, swipe, and stick through digital and multimedia. Read about it in our latest APHRC Newsletter (Issue 2, 2025). 🔗 https://t.co/5wSrkGVRso | Page 10–11 by @Isa_mwendwa & @Hope_Shete #APHRCResearch

🔊Exciting News! Dr. Seye Abimbola, internationally celebrated for his leadership in global health systems research and health equity, will be the keynote speaker at the Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium. Register using the links below to hear from him:

How do research organizations move beyond the translation and dissemination of findings to collaboratively achieve impact at the policy and practice levels? This article from the recently published APHRC Newsletter (Issue 2, 2025) has the answer. Read more from @ndonyesarah &

Save the Date! The 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium (AHDARS) is happening on November 19–20 at APHRC, Nairobi Campus, Kenya + online. Convened by APHRC in partnership with @SciforAfrica, @GSMAAfrica, and @ECSA_HC, this year’s conversations will be

Join us to share strategies, build skills in leveraging credible data and evidence, and enhance the multi-stakeholder collaboration necessary to attract innovative funding. 📅 12 November 2025 ⌚ 14:00 – 16:00 CET Registration link: https://t.co/Scxan0GPGJ

Find out how #IamAPHRC is establishing a culture of continuous learning in our newly published APHRC Newsletter (Issue 2, 2025). 🔗 https://t.co/tlkyYd8OS6 | Page 4–5 by Sylvia Kimingi & Evans Simiyu #APHRCResearch #KnowledgeTranslation #ScienceInAction @CARTAfrica