We are proud to announce the submission of the AIDIA initiative (Artificial Intelligence to Drive Diagnosis Improvement for Africa) under the HORIZON-JU-GH-EDCTP3-2026-03-DIGIT-02 call (“Enhancing integrated research and healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa through digital innovation and Artificial Intelligence”).

The Challenge: Beyond Isolated AI Models

In many sub-Saharan African health systems, visual and microscopic diagnoses for infectious and neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) face severe constraints, including a shortage of specialized personnel, high workloads, and a lack of standardized quality assurance.

While various Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools have been developed to assist diagnostics, most remain siloed – tested only in controlled environments without clear pathways for transferability across different populations, local devices, or field clinical workflows.

Over a 36-month journey, AIDIA aims to address one of the most critical healthcare bottlenecks in sub-Saharan Africa: accurate and timely diagnostic delivery, following a transformative, African-led approach. Rather than building new AI algorithms from scratch or aiming to replace human expertise, AIDIA establishes an African-led Digital Diagnostic Readiness and Scale-up Framework.

A Strong Strategic Partnership

AIDIA unites 7 leading institutions across Africa and Europe: Italy, Zambia, Ghana, Burkina Faso, United Kingdom, Belgium. 

As project coordinator and lead for dissemination and policy engagement, R-Evolution Worldwide is committed to ensuring that the evidence generated by AIDIA is translated into sustainable policies and scalable solutions. 

Our sincere gratitude goes to all our consortium partners for their dedication, collaborative spirit, and commitment to driving sustainable healthcare innovation across Africa and Europe.

Would you like to learn more about the AIDIA project or explore potential synergies?
Feel free to contact us, we would be delighted to share further details and discuss how we are shaping the future of digital diagnostics together!

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