📋 Tender Overview
Severe Neonatal Infection Adaptive Platform Trials In Africa
Clinical Research On Neonatal Sepsis In Sub-Saharan Africaimproving The Treatment Of Childhood Infections Is Of Paramount Importance In Sub-Saharan Africa (Ssa), Given The Escalating Issue Of Antimicrobial Resistance. This Concern Is Especially Pronounced When It Comes To In-Patient Neonates And Infants Suffering From Sepsis. The Eu-Funded Snip-Africa Project Sets Out To Establish A Clinical Research Network Within Ssa To Tackle Neonatal Sepsis Comprehensively. Its Objectives Encompass The Identification Of Potential Treatments, The Execution Of Interventional Studies And The Provision Of Clinical Guidance. This Project Aspires To Revolutionise Interventional Research Pertaining To Severe Childhood Infections By Fostering Collaboration With Partners Hailing From Both The Global North And Ssa, Thereby Enhancing Existing Capabilities And Expertise.
Funded Under
Health
Total Cost
€ 7 168 901,00
Eu Contribution
€ 7 168 901,00
Coordinated By
Fondazione Penta Ets
Italy
