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Current Projects

Selected programmes in HIV, tuberculosis, clinical trials, health systems, and research training.

These programmes address regional health problems, pass ethical review, and train Zimbabwean scientists to lead the work. The set below is the selection currently published from BRTI’s wider portfolio.

7
Programmes listed
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Research areas
4
Flagship studies

Flagship

Programmes shaping policy and practice

Long-running cohorts, clinical trials, and training networks at the centre of BRTI’s current work.

Capacity Building Active

SOFAR Programme

The Southern Africa Research Capacity Network strengthens research training, mentorship, and collaboration across Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and Zambia.

Funded by Global Health EDCTP3

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HIV Research

D43 ATCHIVR Programme

Advanced training in HIV and opportunistic infections genomics, building capacity for conduct of advanced HIV research through fellowships and mentored training.

Funded by National Institutes of Health

HIV Research

Manicaland HIV Project

Multidisciplinary research understanding and responding to trends in the spread, impact, and control of the HIV epidemic in eastern Zimbabwe.

Funded by Wellcome Trust

Tuberculosis

XACT-3 TB Trial

A randomised controlled trial evaluating scalable active case finding for tuberculosis using point-of-care molecular diagnostics (GeneXpert).

Funded by EDCTP

Portfolio

Also underway

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HIV Research Active

CHIEDZA Trial

A cluster-randomised trial determining the impact of community-based integrated HIV and sexual and reproductive health services for youth on health outcomes.

Funded by Wellcome Trust

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Health Systems Active

Laboratory Systems Strengthening (LSS)

Supporting laboratory systems strengthening activities in Zimbabwe under PEPFAR to address gaps in access to quality-assured diagnostic services.

Funded by PEPFAR / CDC

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Clinical Trials Active

VITALITY Trial

Evaluating high-dose vitamin D3 plus calcium carbonate for musculoskeletal health in children living with HIV.

Funded by NIH

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