Entering its third phase in 2025, the ANH Academy is building on its growing interdisciplinary community, directing its efforts towards informing and supporting evidence-based policy change, through expanded partnerships in Africa and South Asia. As part of this process, it will establish regional collaborative partnerships—Regional Collaboratives—which will drive the use of evidence and knowledge in policy decision making in Africa and South Asia. The institutions involved in these partnerships will be formally integrated into the ANH Academy, co-managing and co-delivering with existing partners.
The Regional Collaboratives will be key partners in delivering the programme’s Theory of Change, through a co-design and co-delivery model that will foster skills, knowledge, and information needed to drive progressive evidence-based sustainable and equitable food systems policies and programmes for nutrition and health.
Two Regional Collaboratives will be funded, with awards of up to £2.3 million each for a period of 48 months. The estimated start date is November 2025.
There will be 8–9-month inception phase for Regional Collaborative formation and onboarding, including laying the foundation for ways of working, governance and reporting mechanisms and project related financial systems. We will collaboratively design a review process to evaluate the inception phase progress, assess alignment with the objectives of the ANH Academy Platform and tailor ways of working. Conditional on successful reviews, Regional Collaboratives will operate for 48 months, inclusive of the inception phase.
Activity
Timeline (2025)
Launch of Stage 1 Proposals
28 February
Information webinar with the ANH Academy team – More details coming soon
11 March
Stage 1 Proposals submission deadline
24 April
Stage 1 reviews completed / notification of outcome
Organised by: The African Global Health (AGH) ͏ ͏
This thought-provoking session is designed to delve into the core principles of ensuring fairness and inclusivity in healthcare, with a focus on exploring avenues to bridge gaps and enhance access for all. This webinar will bring together a distinguished panel of experts, healthcare professionals, and community leaders who will engage in insightful discussions.
Speakers:
Dr. Sara Touirsi : Psychiatrist, Psychotherapist, Addictologist, Sexologist.
M. George N. Chidimbah Munthali : Specialist in ECOnometrics, Agri-ECOnomics.
Dr. Olutosin Otekunrin: Agricultural Economist .
Ms. Natasha Mbiza: Research assistant in the plant breeding department at Zadzamatura (Zimbabwe)
Join this webinar for an enriching conversation that seeks to drive positive change and foster a more equitable healthcare landscape.
Thursday, February 15th at 8:00 P.m. GMT+1 20:00 Central European Time (CET) 23:00 East Africa Time (EAT) 21:00 Central Africa Time (CAT)
The African Global Health (AGH) is a non-governmental and non-profit organization, bringing together scientific experts, economists and lawyers but also policy makers in health of all Africa, projecting into a work of continental scale and rethinking about public Afro-African health policies.
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