AHPLI connects public health researchers across seven African countries into one institute, turning field evidence into policy briefs, training, and research that African health systems can actually use.
Founded by Public health experts who lived the gap between health research and health policy, and set out to close it.
A leading African institution advancing resilient, accountable, evidence-informed, people-centered health systems.
Strengthen health policy, leadership, research translation, and community accountability across Africa.
Policy briefs and analysis that reach the desks of decision-makers.
Strengthening CHW systems, referral pathways, and frontline accountability.
Mentorship and training for the next generation of African researchers.
Turning field data into papers, briefs, and public evidence.
Surveillance, EMR, and data tools built for low-resource settings.
Our founding members live and work across the continent, coordinating asynchronously, publishing together.
Commentaries, evidence roundups, and field research, public and citable from year one.
A policy-systems look at surveillance and contact-tracing coordination between DRC and Uganda.
CHW workload, referral pathways, and supply stockouts in a single district.
What's newly published, and what it means for practice on the ground.
Experts across five fields that analyse, foresight and publish resilient strategies.
Policy briefs, Africa Health Policy Review pipeline.
CHW systems, Community Health Systems Observatory.
Course data, evidence roundups, papers.
Course content, surveillance & outbreak analysis.
Funder relationships, grant readiness.