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Up for a creative challenge? Participate in AFIDEP’s logo design contest and stand a cash prize win

6 July 2021

Brief
Health Tech, a three-year project to be delivered by AFIDEP in partnership with relevant regional and local organizations in select African countries, and in collaboration with relevant continental bodies is in need of a logo which will be a visual cornerstone of the project’s visibility and branding efforts.

What we do
The Health Tech Platform is an African-driven dialogue and action platform that will facilitate informed, objective, inclusive and balanced discussions on the design, development and use of transformative technologies and tools (TTs), to address key health challenges in sub-Saharan Africa.

The new platform will increase Africa’s voice and leadership, as well as policy commitment and action on transformative health technologies, enabling widespread use of those proven to be safe and effective to transform disease trajectory or enable services to reach isolated geographical areas for quality health delivery and economic growth.

The established Health Tech Platform will ensure that Africans are meaningfully involved in driving conversations and action on the need for, and effectiveness of transformative tools and technologies in addressing the continent’s health challenges. The initiative uses multi-pronged dialogue and action approaches and tools to engage and sustain a wide range of stakeholders at national, regional and global level.

Contest Details

Prize: $400
Name on Logo: HealthTech
Our Slogan (or Tagline): Promoting dialogue and action on health technologies in Africa
Deadline: 15 July 2021
All logo entries should be sent to: elizabeth.ndegwa@afidep.org; ernest.tambo@afidep.org

Things to communicate through the logo design

Africa driven HealthTech platform for Dialogue and Action
TTs health benefits for African populations
Platform for evidence sharing and policy decisions
African-led voices, participation and contribution for wellbeing

The target audience

Industry: Research, health/medicine, public/private organizations
Occupation: Policymakers, scientists, academics, ethicists, gender experts, media/journalists, and civil society actors and Public.
Interest: Conducting TTs R&D (Research & Development) to generate innovative or evidence health solutions for the benefit of vulnerable communities

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