Significant progress in malaria control has been achieved through expanded vector control interventions, yet major challenges persist. Funding and coverage gaps, growing insecticide and drug resistance, declining intervention effectiveness, invasive mosquito species such as Anopheles stephensi, and…

Recent significant investments in malaria interventions have reduced malaria burden.
Contemporaneously, the climate has continued to warm with associated changes in rainfall and weather extremes, which compound year to year and decadal climate variability. Together these impact malaria transmission…

With 74% of deaths and over 75% of all Disability Adjusted Life Years, noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) are the leading cause of death and disability worldwide. In low-and-middle income countries (LMICs), primary care providers often lack sufficient training and resources to effectively diagnose and…

Ivermectin is a critical drug for the control and elimination of multiple neglected tropical diseases. Currently, children weighing under 15kg do not receive treatment with ivermectin due to an absence of safety data and the lack of a suitable paediatric formulation. Consequently, these children are…

Somalia, a low income country in the Horn of Africa, has been ravaged by war and famine that has exerted a significant human and economic cost to the Somali population. This is evidenced by low socio-economic indicators. A lack of social safety nets, a weakened public health infrastrucure and…

The primary aim of this collaboration is to investigate and document the scope and characteristics of clinical decision-support systems (CDSS) developed and implemented within low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Additionally, the study seeks to understand trends in intervention longevity and…

Using quantitative and qualitative methods, we aim to capture the contribution of programme activities (Contribution Analysis) in supporting survivors, and women and girls' access to lifesaving GBV services that are appropriate and relevant to their immediate needs. We will explore how programme…

Strengthening Management and Implementation of Public Health Insurance in Tanzania

This project falls under the Improving Health Care Programme in Tanzania II (IHCP2), implemented by GIZ between April 2023 and March 2026, with a specific focus on expanding health insurance coverage, cost control,…

Swiss TPH intends to support The Gambia's Expanded Program for Immunization (EPI) in developing and nurturing a continuous performance improvement and evidence-based approach. Regarding the shortcomings in the multiple information systems collecting and managing EPI data, we consider them rooted in…

The second phase of NICE continues NICE's first phase mission to improve nutrition and reduce poverty among vulnerable populations in secondary cities of low- and middle-income countries, building on the achievements of Phase 1.

NICE envisions that populations in city regions demand and access an…