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CONTACT INFORMATION ON DUTCH INSTITUTIONS

The following Dutch Institutions have expressed interest in the programme. Interested Ghanaians are encouraged to contact them and explore the possibility of collaboration.

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SOME COLLABORATED RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS IN GHANA

National Health Research Unit

The government of Ghana has for a long time sup-ported health research activities in the country. This support is based on the recognition that health is vital to social and economic development and that re-search can contribute to improving health status.

However, before this growing recognition of the need to utilise research to guide policy and action, the Ministry of Health (MOH) as an institution, con-ducted very little research on its own. The MOH had instead limited its role to service delivery with little or no systematic attention to research activities.

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Navrongo Health Research Unit

In 1989, in the backyard of the War Memorial Hospital, Navrongo, a team of researchers from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK, the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi and the Ministry of Health, Ghana, jointly set out to carry out health research. Their agenda was to investigate the impact of repeated large doses of Vitamin A on child survival in theKassena-Nankana District.

The project became known as Ghana VAST (Vitamin A Supplementation Trial) Upon successful completion of this study the field station was designated a Research Centre by the Ministry of Health and the name changed to Navrongo Health Research Centre (NHRC) in 1992.

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Nuguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research-University of Ghana

The University Council established the Noguchi Memorial institute for Medical Research (NMIMR) as a semi- autonomous Institute of the University of Ghana in 1979. The Government of Japan built the physical facilities of the institute as a gift to the government and people of Ghana and in memory of the of the Japanese medical scientist Dr. Hideyo Noguchi who died in Ghana in 1928 researching into yellow fever. Under the Ghana - Japan Medical Co-operation Agency (JICA) has provided technical assistance to NMIMR.

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Kintampo Health Research Center:

Kintampo Health Research Centre (KHRC) is one of three field research centres under the Health Research Unit (HRU) of the Ghana Health Service(GHS) - Ghana. The Centre was set up -in 1994 in collaboration with the Maternal and Child Epidemiology Unit of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Its mandate was to provide a base for field epidemiological and other health research m the forest-savannah transitional ecological and cultural zone of the country.

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