The Africa CDC, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, has affirmed its commitment to improving health and well-being in Africa through championing health institutions and systems.
Featured in phase one of the campaign, the series served as a testament to the journey the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention took in the fight against COVID-19, in partnership with Mastercard Foundation. It provided an opportunity to reflect on the achievements made and the steps taken to address upcoming health crises in Africa.
Phase two of the campaign will provide an opportunity to reflect on the achievements made and the steps taken to address future health crises in Africa.
The objective of the four-part docu-series, which is phase two of the campaign, is to showcase Africa’s resilience and collaborative efforts in the face of unprecedented challenges, emphasizing the importance of preparedness for future health crises.
The key highlights of the four-part docu-series include:
PART I – STRENGTHENING HEALTH INSTITUTIONS
PART II – VACCINE SUPPLY AND COLD CHAIN STORAGE
PART III – VACCINE MANUFACTURING IN AFRICA
PART IV –STRENGTHENING AFRICA CDC
About the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC)
Africa CDC is a continental autonomous health agency of the African Union established to support public health initiatives of Member States and strengthen the capacity of their public health institutions to detect, prevent, control, and respond quickly and effectively to disease threats. For more information, please visit: http://www.africacdc.org
About the Mastercard Foundation
The Mastercard Foundation is a registered Canadian charity and one of the largest foundations in the world. It works with visionary organizations to advance education and financial inclusion, enabling young people in Africa and Indigenous youth in Canada to access dignified and fulfilling work. Established in 2006 through the generosity of Mastercard when it became a public company, the Foundation is an independent organization separate from the company, with offices in Toronto, Kigali, Accra, Nairobi, Kampala, Lagos, Dakar, and Addis Ababa. Its policies, operations, and program decisions are determined by the Foundation’s Board of Directors and leadership. For more information on the Foundation, please visit www.mastercardfdn.org.
