Insights and recommendations of African stakeholders on biocontrol technologies for malaria control
African conversations
Insights and recommendations of African stakeholders on biocontrol technologies for malaria control
A multidisciplinary team of experts from across Africa working together to ensure African voices shape the future of gene drive technologies for malaria control.
Leading the initiative
Pan-African collaboration
Our team brings together expertise from various disciplines including public health, vector biology, social science, bioethics, and policy development to address the complex challenges of gene drive technologies.
Led by senior researchers from across Africa, we work collaboratively to ensure that African perspectives guide research and implementation decisions.
PHD Researchers
Years Experience
Senior Research Scientist
Vector control technologies expert with focus on spatial intelligence and public health at Ifakara Health Institute, Tanzania.
Senior Research Scientist
Public health specialist focusing on social science research and stakeholder engagement for gene drive technologies at Ifakara Health Institute.
Ethics Advisor
Bioethics expert providing guidance on science policy and responsible innovation for emerging biotechnologies at Foundation for the NIH.
Social Scientist, Tanzania
Community Engagement, Tanzania
Public Health, Ghana
Medical Entomologist, Tanzania
Entomologist, Burkina Faso
Vector Biology, Kenya
Vector Control, Tanzania
Research Scientist, Kenya
Project Manager, Tanzania
Program Coordinator, Ghana
The African Conversations on Gene Drives project is a collaborative effort involving multiple institutions across Africa and beyond
Lead research institution based in Tanzania, coordinating the project's activities across multiple African countries.
Providing technical support, funding coordination, and expertise in bioethics and responsible innovation.
Leading research institution in Kenya contributing expertise in medical research and community engagement.
We are always looking for talented researchers passionate about gene drive technologies and malaria control in Africa.