Texis
FCT, NG
Texis is an innovation-focused organization based in Nigeria interested in developing scalable solutions that improve health outcomes in underserved communities. We are exploring collaborative approaches to address challenges across the snakebite patient journey, including awareness, emergency response, diagnosis, logistics, and access to quality care. We are keen to partner with clinicians, researchers, technology experts, health systems specialists, and people with lived experience to c
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Pflaster für Tansania (Plaster for Tanzania)
Baden-Württemberg, DE
We are a charitable organisation from the south of Germany founded in 2021. Our approach strengthens care for snakebite patients in Tanzania through targeted training for medical staff, free provision of antivenom, and the establishment of a nationwide, connected care model that enables early, evidence-based and safe treatment—particularly in rural areas. At this stage, we primarily operate in northern Tanzania, working with partner hospitals in locations including Meserani, Karatu, and Moshi.
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Papua New Guinea Snakebite Initiative
National Capital District, PG
PNG Snakebite Initiative is a non-profit organization that aims to help alleviate the burden of snakebite in PNG. Our Lead, Mr. Ben Bande, is a snake and snakebite expert in PNG, a young toxinologist in our nation. Having mentored by Dr. David Williams, he has worked with him and other experts in projects in PNG, Australia and the United Arab Emirates.
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CoverMap (hosted by Health Action International)
ES
CoverMap: an open decision tool turning published snakebite evidence into a procurement plan: which antivenom, at which named hospital, how many vials, at what cost. Products graded by evidence; documented failure overrides any manufacturer claim. Four reproducible demonstrators (Ghana, Nigeria, India, Kenya), 285 automated checks, published provenance audit. Hosted by Health Action International; the finalist phase adds an offline lookup for frontline staff. resolutivesp.github.io/covermap
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GreyMinute Dynamics Pvt Ltd
Tamil Nadu, IN
GreyMinute Dynamics is developing a wearable physiological monitoring platform for snakebite care. The technology is intended to capture dynamic physiological and tissue-state changes following envenomation and provide continuous information to support clinical assessment and monitoring. We are currently advancing the prototype and preparing for validation. We are looking to collaborate with critical-care/emergency physicians with snakebite experience and hardware engineers experienced in wearab
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Dileepa Ediriweera
England, GB
A specialist in spatiotemporal disease mapping, I leverage model-based geostatistics to translate complex epidemiological data into high-resolution evidence for global policy and precision resource allocation in marginalised populations. My research has produced snakebite risk maps at national and regional scales (including Sri Lanka and Rwanda's Eastern Province) as well as global burden estimates.
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Karnataka, IN
Emergency Medical practitioner working on snakebite emergency care and emergency systems.
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The University of Modern Sciences
Sindh, PK
Global Expert of snakes and snake bites worked on many community development projects for more than 25 year and established the ever first serology Laboratory in Pakistan to produces snake anti venom and anti rabies for public sector. having patent of cost effective snake anti venom immunoglobulin. member WHO roster of Experts.
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University of Cambridge
GB
Our group develops dynamic functional materials for drug delivery. Recently, we demonstrated sustained peptide stabilisation and potency upon triggered release from these materials at ambient temperature. This storage-and-release mechanism allows long-term protection of sensitive biologics without cold-chain storage. We aim to extend our system to improve the stability of antivenoms on the market, improving access to lifesaving medicines in high-burden communities lacking cold-chain.
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CD
My name is Hélène Kwamba. I'm from the Democratic Republic of Congo where i'm working for the National Program of Leprosy and others NTDs skin diseases and i'm in charge of monitoring and evaluation. My background is medecin, international humanitarian action and public health. I have worked with the WHO/Espen to provide technical assistance for the developpement of NTDs Master Plan and i'm the mentees for the cohort II in Mwela Malecela Mentorship.
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