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Since 1998,
Operating in Birmingham.

The name ADEREDA reflects the institution's seven foundational pillars: Alliance, Discovery, Equity, Resilience, Education, Diagnostics & Development and Access. Seven pillers One Scientific Constitution. Every programme, every partnership, and every decision this institution makes is measured against them.

We affirm our collective commitment to advancing discovery, democratizing knowledge, strengthening resilient health systems, and ensuring that the fruits of scientific progress reach every community not by the accident of geography, but by the imperative of human need.

ADEREDA is established not merely as a corporation, but as a bridge between discovery and delivery, knowledge and systems, innovation and access.
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"We believe that the geography of a person's birth should never determine the quality of the intervention that saves their life."

/ Yahaya Simba

Our Mission

"To put the power of world-class science where it is needed most."

Foundational Pillars

ADEREDA's Seven Foundational Pillars

  • Alliance
  • Discovery
  • Equity
  • Resilience
  • Education
  • Diagnostics & Development
  • Access

Our Vision

"Science without borders. Health without exception."

Our Business
Stand Out From The Rest
Mission Framework
Our Strategic Objectives
01

Advance Scientific Discovery

Promote high-impact research, clinical investigation, and innovation, with particular emphasis on diseases of the Global South neglected by conventional research investment.

02

Strengthen Education & Training

Expand access to high-quality education, mentorship, and professional development, with deliberate attention to gender parity and inclusion of underrepresented groups.

03

Enhance Health System Resilience

Support development of robust, adaptive health systems capable of responding to public health emergencies, emerging infectious diseases, and evolving healthcare challenges

04

Promote Equitable Access

Ensure medical discoveries and technologies translate into accessible solutions regardless of geography, gender, or socioeconomic status.

05

Foster Strategic Partnerships

Build alliances among universities, research institutions, healthcare systems, governments, and international partners to accelerate discovery and share expertise.

06

Support Locally Driven Innovation

Encourage development of diagnostic tools, medical technologies, and research initiatives addressing specific needs of communities in the Global South, fostering scientific sovereignty.

Existing Problem

The Global South is home to more than 6 billion people over 80% of humanity. It does not face one health crisis. It faces seven interconnected, mutually reinforcing, and together forming the architecture of a global health system that was not designed with the majority of the world in mind.

Health Gaps

Key Evidence

Africa carries 25% of global disease burden with just 19% of global population. Over 2.5 million preventable deaths occur annually — not because treatments don't exist, but because delivery systems were never built at sufficient scale. (WHO, 2024)

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Health Gaps

Key Evidence

Africa hosted just 1.1% of all clinical trials worldwide in 2023. Less than 2% of global genomic data originates from Africa. Less than 10% of global research funding addresses 90% of the world's disease burden — the 10/90 gap. (IQVIA 2024; WHO)

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Health Gaps

Key Evidence

A 6.5-fold difference in health worker density between high and low-income countries. WHO projects a global shortfall of 10 million health workers by 2030, concentrated in the regions that need them most. Africa has 168 medical schools for 1.4 billion people. (WHO, 2024)

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Health Gaps

Key Evidence

Approximately 65,000 African-born physicians and 70,000 nurses work in high-income countries — a $2.17 billion investment loss for the communities that trained them. High-income countries systematically recruit from the regions least able to absorb their departure. (WHO)

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Health Gaps

Key Evidence

Development assistance for health declined 21% between 2024–2025, driven by a 67% collapse in US financing — a loss of more than $9 billion in a single year. In 2022, 48 low-income governments paid more to service debts than to healthcare. (IHME, 2025)

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Health Gaps

Key Evidence

Only 1% of primary care clinics in low- and middle-income countries have basic diagnostic capacity. Global shortfall of 840,000 diagnostics staff. A patient in Dar es Salaam and one in Copenhagen may have the same disease — one waits hours, one waits weeks. (WHO, 2022)

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Health Gaps

Key Evidence

Even with correct diagnosis, treatment may be unavailable, unaffordable, or ill-suited to local context. Supply chain failures mean approved drugs are out of stock for months. The treatment gap is where every other gap converges — at the bedside of a patient who should have been saved.

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