DNDi and partners are conducting a retrospective dengue seroprevalence study in Senegal and in selected cities in Ghana and the DRC to improve estimates of the disease’s burden in Africa

In collaboration with local and international partners, DNDi is conducting a multi-country study in endemic regions of Kenya, Brazil, and Colombia to assess the acceptability of medically indicated contraceptive use among women of childbearing age.

Focusing on the pastoralist community of West Pokot, Kenya, which faces a high burden of visceral leishmaniasis, this project aims to determine the burden, risk factors, and knowledge, attitudes, and practices associated with the disease.

This project aims to assess the social, behavioural, and economic factors influencing the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management of mycetoma in Turkana County, Kenya.

In four regions of Ethiopia, DNDi is working to assess the prevalence of mycetoma, fill critical knowledge gaps regarding local aetiology, and inform planning for future clinical trials.

This retrospective study aims to generate crucial data on the burden, distribution, clinical presentation, and current management of mycetoma to inform research and prevention efforts and inform planning for a new clinical trial.