Project presentation
INTE-AFRICA (Integrating and decentralising HIV, diabetes and hypertension services in Africa) is a European Commission-funded project that aims to test the efficacy of integrating diabetes and hypertension services alone, or together with HIV-infection services, in two sub-Saharan African countries: Uganda and Tanzania.
The project brings together six European and three sub-Saharan African partners, and its results are expected to be relevant and applicable to other conditions and other sub-Saharan African countries.
Latest news
Diabetes and HIV in Africa: The META Trial’s role in prevention
In Africa, where healthcare resources are often limited, managing the dual challenges of diabetes and HIV is crucial to improving population health and well-being. People living with HIV are at a higher risk of developing […]
The Symbolism of the Uhuru Torch in the META Trial: The rationale behind the new visual identity
The META trial’s visual identity is more than just a design; it’s a representation of hope, love, and respect—a reflection of the values that define both the trial’s mission and the people behind it. At […]
