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The Africa Young Innovators for Health Award 2021

FOMA inviting Applications for Small Grants

Deadline: 31-Mar-21

The Africa Young Innovators for Health Award is launching its first competition designed to highlight and support the work of pioneering young entrepreneurs developing health innovations. The award wants to encourage business entrepreneurship and help advance promising health care solutions.

The Award is searching for solutions aimed at supporting, equipping, protecting and training healthcare workers, who are on the frontline of delivering healthcare to communities. Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, nursing assistants, community care and social workers are the critical backbone of well-functioning healthcare systems. No other category of worker is as essential to the well-being of the population of every nation. That is why for its first edition, the Award will focus on supporting innovations that can make a real difference to healthcare workers.

By looking to young people, the Award finds workable solutions for healthcare workers. Africa is the youngest continent on the planet. 22 percent of Africa’s working-age populations are starting businesses – the highest entrepreneurship rate in the world.

Therefore, the Africa Young Innovators for Health Award brings together, the need for innovative solutions to support healthcare workers with the power of the young entrepreneurial spirit. This year’s Award programme will be looking for innovative healthcare solutions aimed at supporting, equipping, protecting, and training healthcare workers.

The Award

Award winners will receive:

Eligibility Criteria

Evaluation criteria

You must be able to show your innovation is scalable, measurable, has a sustainable and positive impact on healthcare workers and that their innovation is commercially viable and at least at the proof of concept stage. Submissions will be evaluated based on the following:

For more information, visit https://africayounginnovatorsforhealth.org/

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