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Indepth Network: Feasibility Study for INDEPTH DATA SYSTEM.

The Wellcome Trust awarded a grant of GBP 50,000 to Indepth Network for work in Ghana, dated 16 October 2006.

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Key Information
Awarded by
The Wellcome Trust
Location
Ghana
Status
Awarded
Category
Grant
Award Amount
GBP 50,000
Reference
360G-Wellcome-082083_Z_07_Z
Procurement Method
Grant
Language
English
Awarded to
Indepth Network
Decision Date
Oct 16, 2006
Contract Start
Mar 1, 2007
Contract End
Aug 31, 2007

Overview

INDEPTH has developed a data sharing initiative concept to address the complex set of issues associated with improving the production of high quality comparable analytical data sets from INDEPTH demographic surveillance sites. Addressing these issues will improve the quantity and quality of experimental data in all sites, ensuring that best practice in well developed sites can be used to strengthen data capture and analysis in less-well developed sites. A new generation of data banks will ensur e that access to data from sites and their scientific collaborators will be significantly improved. Reaching the objective of improved data sharing will greatly enhance INDEPTH sites capacity to address major health problems affecting developing countries. The purpose of this pre-proposal is to obtain support for a process that will involve INDEPTH and member site expertise as well as professional software development expertise to develop a detailed funding proposal to support and implement the INDEPTH Data System (IDS).

Programme: Collaborative Projects

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