Evidence Translation & Community Impact

TRACH advances research on communicable diseases and nutrition by translating scientific evidence into context-appropriate interventions for communities across Cameroon. Our work strengthens health outcomes for women and adolescents by ensuring evidence is accessible, actionable, and aligned with national priorities.

How We Work

Our Approach

Evidence Translation

5+ Projects

We take community health research and turn it into practical policies and programs that work in real life.

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Community Engagement

7+ Communities

Collaborating with community leaders, women's groups, and youth networks to raise awareness and promote prevention.

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Research Projects

8+ Active Studies

Ongoing studies generating new evidence on communicable diseases, nutrition, and maternal health.

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Focus Areas

Key Health Priorities

We concentrate our research and interventions on three critical areas that have the greatest impact on community health in Cameroon.

Prevention, Diagnosis & Treatment

Communicable Diseases

Leveraging cutting-edge research to strengthen prevention, diagnosis, and treatment strategies for malaria, urogenital and female genital schistosomiasis, and other infectious diseases.

Key Activities:

Malaria prevention in pregnancy (IPTp-SP effectiveness)

SP drug resistance monitoring

Female Genital Schistosomiasis (FGS) screening

Community-based surveillance systems

Impact

Translating research into tangible improvements in community health

Partner With Us

Join us in translating research into action. We welcome collaborations with researchers, health professionals, policymakers, and community organizations.