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Thanks to the Rector of Karolinska Institute for jointly celeberating 52 years cooperation among AHRI, Sida and Univs in @swedense. The impact of sustained collaboration is visible on AHRI's biomedical, clinical & epidemiological research capacity. Lia Tadesse AHRI

The COVID-19 pandemic presented an unprecedented challenge to health systems worldwide, but how do we stop pandemics to begin with? Watch our panel discussion w/ @SidaCarin @thomsen_sarah @NordstrmAnders Anders Pedersen Eleni Aklillu at #Almedalen Mon 4 July! sida.se/seminarier-och…

Välkommen till Sverige i världen – Almedalens globala mötesplats! 🌏 #sverigeivarlden #almedalen

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.@NordstrmAnders has a top 5 list for a better handling of future pandemics: 1. Effective alarm system that people understand. 2. A different platform for vaccines and treatments. For an effect flow of access around the world. #almedalen #sverigeivarlden #covid19

“It takes both political will and local capacity to respond to the pandemic” says ⁦Eleni Aklillu⁩ of ⁦Karolinska Institutet⁩ in ⁦Sida⁩ seminar #almedalen as she explains capacity development collaboration

"The real challenge was to reach people. Not a lack of vaccines. People were afraid of absurds "facts". Therefore trustbuilding and outreach is important" - Martin Ärnlöv from Svenska Röda Korset

”Global partnership and research collaborations are essential in global health emergencies to rapidly develop and deploy safe and effective diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines and ensure equitable global access to all”, says Professor Eleni Aklillu #almedalen2022

The virtual Risk Management and Communication training for the PROFORMA participating countries kick-off was a success today. Bijwerkingencentrum Lareb EDCTP Pharmacy and Poisons Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority TMDA #pharmacovigilance #riskmanagement #riskcommunication

The hybrid Risk Management and Communication training #16th,#17th & #25th-#27th for the PROFORMA participating countries was a success.Over 30 participants attended. #pharmacovigilance #riskmanagement #riskcommunication EDCTP Lareb Pharmacy and Poisons Rwanda Food and Drugs Authority TMDA

Another milestone for PROFORMA Consortium Read our latest publication. Karolinska Institutet EDCTP Christabel Khaemba Eleni Aklillu Pharmacy and Poisons Uppsala Monitoring Centre Wyckliff Omondi #SafetySuverillance #MassDrugAdministration link.springer.com/article/10.100…

PROFORMA Project is proud to be part of the ongoing Eleventh #EDCTPForum.Three of our PhD Students have poster presentations EDCTP Karolinska Institutet Pharmacy and Poisons University of Nairobi TMDA Muhimbili University Addis Ababa University CDT-Africa Eleni Aklillu Christabel Khaemba Adam Mitangu Fimbo #EthiopiaFDA

For the in person attendees please visit poster stands #PA074, #PA096 and #PA118 to learn more about the work PROFORMA consortium has been doing in East Africa on #NeglectedTropicalDiseases

Special thanks to EDCTP for sponsoring two of our PhD students to attend the #EDCTPForum

EDCTP funded PROFORMA Project proudly announce that its 3rd PhD student, Tigist Dires Gebreyesus from #EthiopianFDA successfully defended her PhD thesis and graduated from the Department of Global Public Health Karolinska Institutet Global Health EDCTP3 #EthiopiaFDA CDT-Africa Eleni Aklillu

Celebrating yet another Milestone! The PROFORMA project proudly celebrates the achievement of its sixth and final PhD. student, Dr Christabel Khaemba Christabel Khaemba, who successfully defended her PhD thesis on 18 December 2024 at Karolinska Institutet.

While opening the training workshop on clinical trials for drugs/vaccines, Vice Chancellor Prof. MD Kayihura emphasize that this initiative is a significant step toward building a critical mass of trained scientists and healthcare professionals essential for Rwanda’s key interventions.

Today marks the start of a two-week training workshop on clinical trials for drugs/ vaccines, aimed at strengthening the education and training of 22 healthcare professionals and scientists, particularly in clinical trials and biomedical research. The training brings together

Strengthening Rwanda’s Clinical Trial Capacity! From May 7–9, University of Rwanda hosted a high-level stakeholders’ meeting to launch clinical trial capacity building under the #MAVPlus project — a major leap toward Rwanda’s goal of becoming a regional hub for ethical, GCP-compliant