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Clinical Research Platform

To establish a clinical research network that can design and rapidly implement ICH-compliant, high quality, large-scale, multi-site clinical studies in preparation for and response to outbreaks in SSA.

Laboratory Research Platform

To establish a laboratory network with the capabilities to provide integrated support to clinical research in preparation for and response to outbreaks in SSA.

ICT & Data Management

To develop and implement a scalable, GCP-compliant, robust data management/ICT infrastructure suitable for resource-poor settings in SSA.

Operational Readiness & Resilience

To establish a ‘response framework’ that alleviates administrative, regulatory and ethical bottlenecks and ensures ALERRT can act swiftly to initiate research.

Training & Capacity Building

To enhance and maintain the operational research capacity of the ALERRT network by developing and implementing a training and capacity development programme.

Impact

To ensure that the actions of the network are relevant to, accepted and supported by local communities and that the results of the networks’ efforts have a sustainable impact on health through improved clinical practice and public health policy.

Coordination & Management

To establish ALERRT as a sustainable SSA network that is linked to international networks and that synergises with, and contributes to, global health-security efforts.

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ALERRT is part of the EDCTP2 Programme supported by the European Union under grant agreement RIA2016E-1612

ALERRT is also supported by the United Kingdom National Institute for Health Research