Slum and Rural Health Initiative

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CAMP (mpox) Project Youth 4 Covax Project Youth for HPV Vaccine Covid-19 Project Trachoma Project HANDS Project Malaria Project Dettol Quest Hygiene Project Eradicating Hepatitis B Project

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Center for One Health and Zoonotic Diseases (COHAZD)

We are leading Africa's One Health and Zoonotic Disease Control, Prevention and Digital Transformation

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Leveraging Advocacy, Research and Technology in the control and prevention of zoonotic diseases

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Canada-Africa Mpox Project

About the project: Slum and Rural Health Initiative is leading Nigeria’s community-led research on Mpox (formerly called “Monkeypox”), a re-emerging infectious disease which was declared as a disease of Public Health Emergency of International Concern in 2022 by the World Health Organization (WHO). We are working together with reputable partners in Nigeria and in Canada to provide community and granular insight into understanding community members awareness and perception about Mpox virus as well as on the ‘future’ Mpox vaccine.
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Trachoma 1 Project

About the project: Slum and Rural Health Initiative is leading Nigeria’s community-led research on Mpox (formerly called “Monkeypox”), a re-emerging infectious disease which was declared as a disease of Public Health Emergency of International Concern in 2022 by the World Health Organization (WHO). We are working together with reputable partners in Nigeria and in Canada to provide community and granular insight into understanding community members awareness and perception about Mpox virus as well as on the   ‘future’ Mpox vaccine