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Publications

Read More about our Work in Africa

Accordia Global Health Foundation publishes reports, newsletters, annual reports, and other materials to provide information about healthcare capacity-building in Africa and to report on its activities in support of its mission.

Click here to download a copy of the general Accordia brochure.

Reports

  • Transformative Investments: IDI Progress Report
    Accordia Global Health Foundation, Pfizer Inc, and many other partners have transformed the health landscape in sub-Saharan Africa through their investment in the Infectious Diseases Institute. Today, the Infectious Diseases Institute has become a regional center of excellence in infectious disease training, research, and prevention and care. Through these programs, IDI has touched the lives of over one million Africans, helping build a vibrant, healthy Africa where every individual can thrive.
  • Return on Investment: The Long-Term Impact of Building Healthcare Capacity in Africa
    Return on Investment: The Long-Term Impact of Building Healthcare Capacity in Africa discusses some of the work being done to translate the call to action into reality in key areas of long-term capacity-building; including leadership development, health services training, research capacity building, research to policy to practice, and institutional strengthening.
  • Building Healthcare Leadership in Africa: A Call to Action
    Building Healthcare Leadership in Africa: A Call to Action considers the opportunities and challenges inherent in building healthcare leadership in Africa at the individual, institutional, and network levels.

Annual Reports

The highlights of Accordia’s work and impact are highlighted in its annual report, published each year in late spring.


Newsletters

Accordia's quarterly newsletter reports on what is happening at Accordia and at the Infectious Diseases Institute, shares the stories of healthcare workers and patients, and highlights the actions of others working to support a stronger African healthcare system.