At the General Assembly meeting hosted by WHO in Geneva 3-4 December, GloPID-R launched the GRIPP Coordinated funding mechanism, Global Research Improving Pandemic Preparedness
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At the General Assembly meeting hosted by WHO in Geneva 3-4 December, GloPID-R launched the GRIPP Coordinated funding mechanism, Global Research Improving Pandemic Preparedness
Read moreGlobal research collaboration for infectious disease preparedness
We facilitate cooperation among funding organizations that invest in research to improve pandemic preparedness & response.
Our working groups
We have launched our powerful new tracker of research funding and evidence as part of PACT, the Pandemic Analytical Capacity and Funding Tracking Programme.
Learn moreGloPID-R brings together funders investing in research related to new or re-emerging infectious diseases. Our aim is to increase preparedness and speed up the research response to outbreaks with pandemic potential.
Through our working groups, we identify gaps and areas of duplication to ensure that investment in priority research areas is balanced and coordinated, with a focus on lower resourced settings. Our work aims to support R&D to generate knowledge and solutions that will save lives.
Improving the way funders work together is essential so that the world will be better prepared for the next infectious disease outbreak. GloPID-R supports better preparedness by strengthening research capacity, particularly in low-resource settings.
RESEARCH IN LMICs WORKING GROUPGloPID-R coordinates the work of funders to ensure a timely, effective research response to infectious disease outbreaks with epidemic and pandemic potential. We map emerging research trends, identify priorities, and develop tools and practical guidance for funders.
FUNDERS LIVING ROADMAPIn addition to GloPID-R’s 35 member funding organizations, CEPI, EDCTP, ERINHA, ESSENCE on Health Research, GAVI, GOARN, ISIII and WHO are also actively engaged in the network as observers.
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The GloPID-R Secretariat is a project which receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101094188.