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1 SITE NAME COUNTRY YEAR SITE WAS ESTABLISHED YEAR SITE BECAME INDEPTH MEMBER AFFILIATION LEADER INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATION 1 ACDIS (Africa Centre) South Africa of KwaZulu- Natal Kobus Herbst 2 AGINCOURT South Africa of Witwatersrand Steve Tollman 3 BALLABGARH India All India Institute of Anand Medical Sciences in Collaboration with State Govt. of Haryana Krishnan 4 BANDIM Guinea ( Danish Peter Aaby Bissau Institute) 5 BANDAFASSI Senegal IRD, Senegal Giles Pison Organisation 6 BANDARBAN Bangladesh ICDDR,B Wasif Ali Khan Organisation 7 BUTAJIRA Ethiopia Addis Ababa Fikre Enquselassie 8 CHILILAB Vietnam Hanoi School of Public Health Tran Huu Bich 9 CHAKARIA Bangladesh ICDDR,B Abbas Bhuiya Organisation 10 DABAT Ethiopia 1996 of Gondar Yigzaw Gete 11 DIKGALE South Africa of Limpopo (Turfloop Campus) Marianne Alberts 12 DODOLAB Vietnam Hanoi Medical & Nordic School of Public Health Tran Khanh Toan 13 DODOWA Ghana Ghana Health Service () Margaret Gyapong
2 14 FARAFENNI The Gambia Medical Research Council (UK), The Gambia; Ministry of Health and Social Welfare; of The Gambia 15 FILABAVI Vietnam Hanoi Medical, Hanoi, Vietnam IHCAR, Karolinska Instututet, Stockholm. Epidemoilogy & Public Health, Umea 16 GILGEL GIBE Ethiopia Institute of Health Sciences Research Jimma Momodou Jasseh Nguyen Thi Kim Chuc 17 IFAKARA Tanzania Institute on it s own Rose Nathan Lema 18 KANCHANABURI Thailand Mahidol Sureeporn Punpuing 19 KARONGA Malawi London School of Neil French Hygiene 20 IGANGA/ Uganda Makerere Edward MAYUGE Institute of Public Galiwango Health 21 KAYA Burkin Faso Institut de recherche en Sciences de la Santé/Centre National de la recherche Scientifique et technologique (IRSS/CNRST), Ministry of higher education and research. 22 KILIFI Kenya Kenya Medical Research Institute/ Wellcome Trust, Fasil Tessema Univeristy Organisation Seni Kouanda Organisation, Ministry of higher education and research Anthony Scott & Tom Williams Organsition 23 KILITE AWLAELO Ethiopia Mekelle Berhe Aregawi
3 24 KINTAMPO Ghana Ministry of Health Seth Owusu- Agyei 25 KISUMU Kenya Kenya Medical research Instutute/CDC Kayla Laserson Organsition 26 MANHICA Mozambiqu National Institute of Charfudin e Health Clinic ( Hospt.) Barcelona Sacoor 27 MAGU Tanzania TANESA Program (an HIV/AIDS) Program under Mark Urassa 28 MATLAB Bangladesh ICDDR,B Kim Streatfield ICDDR,B 29 MBITA Kenya Institute of Tropical Medicine, Kenya Medical Research Institute, and Spring of Hope Project 30 MEKONG Cambodia Center for Population Studies, Royal of Phnom Penh Satoshi Kaneko Bunnak Poch Medical Research 31 MLOMP Senegal IRD, Senegal Giles Pison Organsition Zamfara State Alabi Olatunji 32 NAHUCHE Nigeria MOH/Usman Danfodiyo 33 NAIROBI Kenya NGO - APHRC Alex Ezeh Autonomous 34 NANORO Burkina Faso National institutes of medical research, IRSS TINTO Halidou, Ministry of Research 35 NAVRONGO Ghana Ghana Health Service Abraham Oduro 36 NIAKHAR Senegal Institut Francais Pour le Developpement et Cooperation(ORSTOM): French Public Research Organisation 37 NOUNA Burkina-Faso Ministry of Public Health & of Heidelberg Aldiouma Diallo Ali Sie &
4 38 OUAGADOUGOU Burkina Faso Centre Muraz ( a research Institute on Biomedical Sciences 39 PiH Papua New Guinea PNG Institute of Medical Research. 40 PURWOREJO Indonesia Mada in Collaboration with the office of Ministry of Health District of Purworeye & Belu Banza Baya Suparat Phuanukoonn on Siswanto Wilopo 41 RUFIJI Tanzania TEHIP,. AMMP Honorati Masanja 42 RAKAI Uganda , Makerere, Nelson Columbia & Johns Sewankambo/ Hopkins Tom Lutalo 43 SAPONE Burkina Faso Centre National de Recherche et de Formation Surle Paludisme (CNREP) 44 TAABO Ivory Coast Centre Suisse de Recherche Scientifiques Sirima Sodiomon Organsition Research Institute, Bassirou Research Institute Bonfoh 45 VADU India KEM Hospital, Pun Sanjay Juvekar Hospital 46 WEST KIANG Gambia UK Medical Research Council Tony Fulford Organsition 47 WOSERA Papua New Guinea PNG Institute of Medical Research Suparat Phuanukonoo n PNG Institute for Medical Research.
5 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Name Country Centre Leader Year Awarded Associate Issue to be addressed to become full member 1 Agogo HDSS Ghana Daniel Ansong 2012 Does not conduct Vas. 2 Gulu HDSS Uganda Felix Kaducu 2011 Funding 3 MRC/UVRI Cohort Uganda Janet Seeley 2012 Does not conduct VAs for all population 4 Karachi HDSS Pakistan Momin Kazi 2012 Does not conduct VAs on all population. 5 Kalungu HDSS Uganda Gershim Asiki 2011 Does not conduct VAs on all population 6 Muzaffarpur HDSS India Malaviya Paritosh 2013 Does not conduct VAs on all population
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