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Genomic Surveillance and Capacity Building for Pathogen Control in Africa (GenPath Africa)

Summary · 1 min read

GenPath Africa is an international research and public health project led by Stellenbosch University alongside African and European partners. The project builds on SARS-CoV-2 surveillance experience to expand genomics capacity for tracking drug-resistant HIV and TB, detecting new pathogens via wastewater, and providing degree training and technology transfer to national health institutes in Africa.

Closing
30 Apr 2027Multi-year project (active through April 2027) contract
Location
Stellenbosch, Western Cape (with implementation across Southern & East Africa)
Published
23 Aug 2026

Do you qualify? 3 requirements found

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  • Compliance with EDCTP3 / Horizon Europe project governance
    Mandatory
  • Adherence to open data sharing protocols and ethical scientific standards
    Mandatory
  • Participation in African and European partner network activities
    Mandatory

Documents you must submit

  • Project Work Plan & Partner Budget Details
  • Ethical & Governance Approvals
  • Consortium Partner Agreements

Evaluation criteria

Assessed according to Horizon Europe / EDCTP3 evaluation criteria: Scientific Excellence, Public Health Impact in Africa, Quality and Efficiency of Implementation, and Capacity Building.

Tender documents

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