FAQ: Frequently asked questions

AIRPD has the ambition to train and empower more than 1000 African young talented researchers to ensure the rapid transformational development based on the rational and evidence-based decision for improving the health of people. Therefore, we can guide and certify the independent researcher as well as new research with growth aspirations.

Yes, this is one of our core activities to help and teach people how to create the impact in the society through knowledge sharing and research publications in the high impact journals.

Yes, it is exactly among the most important thing we do for improving workplace health as almost more than half of global people are spending the half of their health at the workplace.
Therefore, overlooking that, will be a source of many occupational diseases and low production of the workforce, which could be the cause of high rate of turnover and organization failure.

With our ambition of universal health coverage, AIRPD is dedicated to improving and promote health for population towards the disease’s reductions, diseases impact minimizations as well as diseases elimination for endemic, epidemic, and pandemic diseases.

Health and safety training is the current requirement for employee safety and system sustainability. It is the benchmark of quality improvement for the total production management for reducing all losses, whether human and material losses. This could prove that everything you do in your organization is still valid and operation in good conditions in next five years.

African institute is a well-organized and well-equipped institution to successfully conduct a scientific study in public health and manage efficiently associated budgets towards significant and reliable end results. Therefore, this is very important for developmental and health improvement decisions for organizations, communities, and the population at large.

The importance of fostering a culture of learning and research among young, talented individuals in Africa cannot be overstated. Research not only serves as a powerful tool for intellectual growth but also plays a pivotal role in addressing the unique challenges faced by the continent.

African youth possess immense potential, and by instilling a passion for research, they can contribute innovative solutions to issues ranging from healthcare and education to sustainable development and technology. Engaging in research allows young talents to explore their curiosity, develop critical thinking skills, and cultivate a deep understanding of their surroundings.

Furthermore, a robust research culture among African youth is essential for driving economic growth and social progress. As these talented individuals delve into scientific inquiry, social studies, and technological advancements, they become catalysts for positive change in their communities. Research-driven innovation has the potential to unlock opportunities for economic development, job creation, and the establishment of sustainable practices.

By investing in the learning and research capabilities of the continent's youth, African nations can nurture a generation of problem solvers and thought leaders who contribute not only to local advancements but also to the global knowledge landscape, ultimately positioning Africa as a hub of creativity and innovation on the world stage.