The call for applications is seeking African women aged between 20 and 35 who contribute to strengthening health systems or tackling public health challenges and who are either:
Founders and co-founders of health tech start-ups that are less than three years old, or
Professionals with less than five years’ experience in digital health who aspire to lead and influence health and innovation policy.
Special consideration will be given to individuals working at the intersection of gender equality and digital health.
Successful participants will embark on a mentorship programme that includes:
One-to-one mentoring from African and global leaders in health technology, public health and policy
Tailored training in product development, strategy, communications and branding
Leadership coaching to build executive presence and confidence
Exposure to professional networks and global platforms, including the AWiDH Bootcamp, the Africa Health Tech Summit and the Galien Forum 2025 in Dakar
Deadline: 22 August 2025
Not so long ago, people lived and went about their daily lives in close-knit communities. Every shopkeeper knew their customers personally and could...
This Machine Learning Glossary aims to provide a brief introduction to the most important machine learning terms – both for commercial and...
FR 
EN 
