H3Africa directly funds African scientists at African institutions to conduct research on the genomic and environmental bases of health problems of importance in Africa.

Community engagement, in broad terms, is a multi-faceted process of working collaboratively with a specific group or groups of people on a shared goal or common interest. In the context of health research, this may involve a range of activities and interactions between researchers and members of communities that are affected by or involved in research (please see H3A Community Engagement Guidelines).

Malawi-Liverpool-Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Programme

Six South Africa-based scientists represent Africa on a list of the world’s currently most influential scientific minds.

These workshops are aimed at building capacity for human genome research in South Africa

The aims of the H3Africa Consortium meeting are to provide an opportunity for H3A investigators to update on the achievements on their projects, and for the working groups to have a face to face meeting and finalize policies, materials and recommendations to standardize activities across the consortium.