Participants – Enreca Health

Home

Resize Print Bookmark and Share

Enreca Health > About Enreca Health > Participants

Participants

The Network comprises Danish core institutions, research groups and universities and their research partner institutions in the South involved in global and international health related research. Moreover the network includes NGOs, private consultancy companies and individuals involved in health and development assistance.

INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS IN DENMARK

 

The AIDS Foundation

 

AIDSNET -The Danish Network on AIDS and Development

 

The Bandim Health Project, Guinea Bissau
Institutional background in brief:  The Bandim Health Project was initiated in 1978 with  the aim of improving child survival in Guinea Bissau. The p roject has in the past 25 years expanded its focus to include Population based health research, primarily focusing on child and maternal health, including studies of the epidemiology or treatment of measles, lower respiratory infection, RSV, diarrhoea, malaria, TB and HIV.The project is currently based on collaboration between the Ministry of Health, Guinea Bissau, Statens Serum Institute Denmark, and researchers affiliated to University of Copenhagen, and University of Aarhus, Denmark

 

DIIS - Danish Institute for International Studies

The Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) is an independent research institution engaged in research in international affairs. The institute draws up reports and analyses and follows developments in international affairs continuously in order to assess the security and foreign policy situation of Denmark, e.g. aspects of relevance with regard to development policy. DIIS also communicates research findings, analyses and knowledge and performs functions concerning documentation, information and library services.
 

EASE International
EASE International is a consulting company based in Copenhagen. EASE International's major objective is to carry out analyses, assessments, and evaluations aimed at finding solutions and making recommendations for strategies and policies leading to improvements in peoples' health and welfare in accordance with the ease principle. EASE International target groups are: bilateral and multilateral organisations, NGOs and governments in developing countries and countries in transition.

 

Euro Health Group, Denmark

EHG is a Danish-based health consultancy firm and not-for-profit group established in 1990 working mainly within the field of health care providing technical assistance and support across the globe.

 


Rigshospitalet, University Hospital, Department for Medical Micro Biology and Department of Infectious Diseases

MSActionAidDenmark

Roskilde University

RUC, International Development Studies
International Development Studies, IDS or IU in Danish, at Roskilde University (RUC) was established as an independent subject in 1985. This was done as a response to an increasing trend of internationalisation and globalisation as we later came to know it. The research profile of International Development Studies has the overall aim of addressing and exploring the theme of political, economic and cultural institutions in development from an interdisciplinary angle, taking up the discussion at local, national and international levels. 

RUC, Communication

Communication Studies at Roskilde University (RUC) is a Master programme with a international track for offering a specialised English-language programme for Danish students who wish to prepare themselves for an international job market and for exchange students and guest students who join the Communication Studies programme at Roskilde University. The research profile of Communication includes a focus on strategic communication, communication for development and social change, health communication, qualitative audience studies (reception analysis and audience ethnography), media sociology, media and cultural globalisation, media and ethnicity, especially on HIV/AIDS communication.

University of Aarhus:

Department of Anthropology and Ethnography, University of Aarhus

 

Department of Health Services Research, University of Aarhus

 

Skejby University Hospital, Department of Infectious Diseases 

University of Copenhagen:


CHIP - Copenhagen HIV Programme

Copenhagen HIV Programme (CHIP) is a separate research unit at the Faculty of Health Sciences (Panum Institute) University of Copenhagen. The continued aim of CHIP is the execution of front-line HIV-research. Therefore, we will continue to strengthen our national and international network of collaborating partners, and remain focused o­n addressing clinically relevant questions that improves patient care.

CMP - Centre for Medical Parasitology, ISIM, University of Copenhagen
The Centre for Medical Parasitology (CMP) is formed by research groups based at the University of Copenhagen and at the Copenhagen University Hospital (Rigshospitalet): The Centre include researchers from Institute for Medical Microbiology and Immunology and Institute of Public Health (University of Copenhagen), and the Departments of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Microbiology (Copenhagen University Hospital).

DBL - Institute for Health Research and Development, LIFE, University of Copenhagen
DBL aims to develop and disseminate new knowledge, tools and methods for use in the promotion of health and in the prevention and control of diseases in developing countries.

 

Department of Anthropology, University of Copenhagen

The Department of Anthropology is involved in a variety of international activities including international research and student exchange with universities abroad. 

 

Department for Community Dentistry and Graduate Studies, School of Dentistry, University of Copenhagen
The Department for Community Dentistry and Graduate Studies, School of Dentistry, University of Copenhagen is designated WHO Collaborating Centre for Community Oral Health Programmes and Research.

International Health Unit, ISIM, University of Copenhagen

The research and expertise of the International Health Unit includes everything from global health issues to problems arising from the most widespread and serious diseases, regional and local differences in health conditions and international health programmes and their effects. The most important themes are health systems and society, health in poor societies, disaster management, and prevention, and arctic health.Intervention studies, longitudinal studies, and international comparative studies are performed in collaboration with health care researchers, cultural researchers and social scientists.

Department of Social Pharmacy, the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Copenhagen
The Department of Social Pharmacy performs research and teaching within Social Pharmacy. Social Pharmacy may be defined as the discipline dealing with the role of medicines at the level of the individual, group/organisation and society. Social Pharmacy also embraces the activities of the pharmaceutical profession. Hence, Social Pharmacy spans a variety of themes from the experiences and perceptions of the medicine user to national and international drug policy. 

University of Southern Denmark

Department of Chemistry, University of Southern Denmark
The Department of Chemistry, University of Southern Denmark has as its core disciplines mass spectrometry, molecular modeling, organic chemistry, and spectroscopy. Department of Chemistry is host for Nucleic Acid Center (NAC) which is a Danish research centre of excellence.

COLLABORATING PARTNERS IN THE SOUTH




Hosted by University of Copenhagen