AfroHTA network secretariat is coordinated by the (Health Economics Research Unit) of the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust

About Us Who we are

AfroHTA is a network of academic institutions, public national HTA agencies, research institutes, ministries of health, and regional policy making bodies.

The AfroHTA network secretariat is coordinated by the (Health Economics Research Unit) of the KEMRI-Wellcome Trust. Network activities are co-produced by its members and will dynamically evolve over time. These activities are derived from and linked to the network objectives and shall be calibrated to evolution and maturity of HTA institutionalization in the region.
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AfroHTA has developed a short course curriculum for HTA. This course targets both potential doers (e.g. academics) and users (e.g. policy makers and implementors) of HTA and seeks to their develop their awareness, buy-in, and capacity to implement and use HTA in their setting.


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Who Can Join

Membership



Membership of the AfroHTA network is voluntary and includes:

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African country public HTA agencies/technical working groups/committees
African countries ministries of health/HTA departments/units
African countries academic/research institutions that conduct HTA assessments
Regional HTA agencies or units that carry out HTA assessments – e.g. the Africa CDC Health economic unit, WHO Afro, AFHEA
Evidence synthesis centers in Africa – such as Cochrane collaboration centers in Africa

Resources

HTA in Africa repository

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Projects

Research Projects



This project is funded by the Wellcome Trust and aims to enhance the use of economic evidence in vaccine decision making. This project is intended to support African countries to better prepare for the planned donor transition in the funding of country immunization programmes by strengthening the priority setting for vaccines.

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