THE MARCAD PLUS DISTINGUISHED ITSELF AT THE MULTILATERAL INITIATIVE ON MALARIA (MIM)
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About the Consortium MARCAD
The Malaria Research Capacity Development (MARCAD) Consortium is a network of African research institutions launched in 2015 to support collaborative research led by Africa-based scientists. MARCAD aims to train a core group of African scientists in West and Central Africa, equipping them to provide relevant solutions for malaria control and elimination, ultimately contributing to health improvements across the continent.
The Consortium is managed by a Steering Committee, supported by a Research Committee and an Advisory Board. MARCAD is committed to supporting women and conducting high-quality research that translates into policy and practice.
DELTAS-Africa II Research Management and Communications Workshop
The MARCAD Plus Programme Manager, Ekoué Kouevidjin, and Communication Officer, Kodou Sene, attended the DELTAS-Africa II Research Management and Communications Workshop, held from March 10–13, 2025, in Harare, Zimbabwe.
MARCAD PLUS SELECTED FOR DELTAS AFRICA II PROGRAMMARCAD Plus is a consortium of institutions putting together their capacities to contribute significatively to malaria and NTDs elimination in West and Central Africa. MARCAD Plus is sponsored by the Welcome Trust and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), working in partnership with the Science for Africa Foundation (SFA)The MARCAD Plus program
Malaria and NTDs Research Capacity Development (MARCAD Plus) in West and Central Africa is among the 14 consortia selected for the second phase of The Developing Excellence in Leadership, Training, and Science in Africa (DELTAS Africa) programme. The DELTAS Africa II launch ceremony was held on March 14th, 2023, in Nairobi, Kenya. READ MORE INFORMATIONS
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