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SAMRC-run UK South Africa call on Co-Infections with Non-Communicable Diseases

IATI Identifier: GB-GOV-26-ISPF-MRC-RN4PB2D-CR42GGL-BW9TAJP
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Description

Three research projects have been supported focusing on the interaction of infectious diseases such as HIV and Tuberculosis with noncommunicable diseases such as cardiovascular diseases and respiratory diseases. Projects will seek to understand how diseases interact and will develop new insights into the patterns and determinants of multimorbidity in South Africa. This activity is led and delivered by SAMRC, who will issue research grants that are led by South African investigators with UK-based co-investigators and the opportunity to involve coinvestigators across Africa. Working in this way will promote equitable partnerships within the projects and ensure that the research funding delivers on the priorities of the primary beneficiary country involved (South Africa) as well as the possibility to deliver on the priorities of other beneficiary countries across Africa.

Objectives

ISPF aims to foster prosperity by solving shared global research and innovation challenges. This will be done through working closely with international partners to: support research excellence and build the knowledge and technology of tomorrow strengthen ties with international partners that share our values; enable researchers and innovators to cultivate connections, follow their curiosity and pioneer transformations internationally, for the good of the planet. Activities under ISPF ODA aim to deliver research and innovation partnerships with low- and middle-income countries.


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South Africa
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