Geneva, Switzerland (August 28, 2024) - On August 12 and 13, 2024, the Technical Assistance for Data & Evidence Use in Africa (TADE) Consortium held its inaugural partners meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
This pivotal gathering brought together key stakeholders from the African Society for Laboratory Medicine (ASLM), the eSHIFT Partner Network, and the University of Zambia (UNZA), marking an important milestone for the TADE project.
About the TADE Project
The TADE project, funded by the Fleming Fund and managed by ASLM, is dedicated to enhancing the utilization of data and evidence in shaping effective policies, regulations, and guidelines across Africa. Our mission is to empower global health through strategic data analysis, guiding resource allocation to achieve meaningful and sustainable outcomes in public health, animal health, and environmental preservation.
Meeting Highlights
The consortium partners gathered to discuss and strategize the implementation of TADE’s objectives. The meeting focused on:
- Planning and Coordination: Developing a comprehensive plan for the successful execution of TADE activities, including setting timelines and defining roles and responsibilities.
- Data Utilization: Exploring strategies to maximize the impact of data and evidence in policy-making processes and healthcare improvements.
- Partnership Synergies: Strengthening collaboration among partners to ensure cohesive efforts in achieving the project’s goals.
Key Outcomes
The meeting underscored the importance of collaborative efforts in leveraging data for impactful health interventions. Partners engaged in insightful discussions, setting the stage for a successful implementation phase of the TADE project.
Looking Ahead
With the support and expertise of our esteemed partners, TADE is poised to make significant strides in transforming data into actionable insights. The commitment demonstrated during the meeting will drive the project forward, ensuring that resources are strategically allocated to address the pressing health challenges across Africa.
We extend our gratitude to all attendees for their active participation and valuable contributions. The success of this meeting is a testament to the collective dedication of ASLM, eSHIFT, UNZA, and other key stakeholders in advancing global health through data and evidence.
For more updates on the TADE project, stay tuned to our website (https://tade.amr.health) and follow our progress as we work towards empowering global health.