Our programs are designed to address schistosomiasis through a comprehensive approach that combines research, capacity building, policy advocacy, and field implementation. Each initiative is tailored to meet the specific needs of communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Ongoing research projects focused on understanding schistosomiasis epidemiology, transmission dynamics, and developing innovative diagnostic and treatment approaches.
Peer-reviewed publications and research findings that contribute to the global body of knowledge on schistosomiasis prevention and control.
Strategic partnerships with national and international research institutions to advance schistosomiasis research and share knowledge.
Comprehensive training programs and workshops designed to enhance the skills of healthcare professionals and researchers in schistosomiasis diagnosis and management.
Expert technical support provided to health facilities and programs implementing schistosomiasis control activities.
Fellowship programs supporting the next generation of researchers and public health professionals dedicated to neglected tropical diseases.
Evidence-based policy briefs that inform decision-makers and advocate for increased attention and resources for schistosomiasis control.
Active engagement with legislators and government officials to promote policies that prioritize schistosomiasis prevention and treatment.
Advocacy efforts to secure sustainable funding for schistosomiasis research, prevention, and control programs.
Large-scale preventive chemotherapy campaigns to reduce schistosomiasis prevalence in endemic communities.
Community-based health education programs to raise awareness about schistosomiasis prevention, symptoms, and treatment.
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) interventions to reduce transmission and improve community health outcomes.