Partnerships & Collaboration

We partner with public health authorities, academic institutions, civil society, and philanthropic partners to co-create resilient health systems in Cameroon.

Five Collaborative Pathways

Working together for stronger community health

Explore opportunities to connect research, public health leadership, implementation, funding, and innovation with the needs of communities in Cameroon.

Research & Academic Collaboration

Joint implementation science protocols, epidemiological field studies, student public health fellowships, and co-authored peer-reviewed publications.

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Sub-National Health-System Partnerships

Supporting Regional Delegations and District Health Services with clinical quality circles, supervision toolkits, and DHIS2 data analytics capacity.

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Implementation Partners

Co-implementing community health worker initiatives, maternal triage packages, and diagnostic pilot programmes in Vina Division.

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Funding Partners

Directing catalytic philanthropic and bilateral resources towards verifiable primary care improvements and resilient public health infrastructure.

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Technical & Digital Innovation

Integrating open-source clinical decision support, point-of-care diagnostics, and logistics monitoring tools adapted for low-connectivity settings.

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Governance & Transparency

Institutional Engagement Framework

THRIVE values equitable, transparent, and non-exploitative partnerships. All collaborative agreements are formalised through clear Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs), respecting national sovereignty, local leadership, and scientific integrity.

Verified Institutional Frameworks

JADENGA NGAN-HA

Collaborative institutional partner supporting THRIVE's public health programmes in Vina Division, Adamawa Region.

Sub-National Health Authorities & Academic Partners

Collaborative engagement frameworks with regional health delegations, district medical teams, and academic research institutions in northern Cameroon.